Bring the whole thing.
Multi-page sites. Interactive frontends. Local assets and read-only data. Your built static app, all together.
Give your prototypes a proper home. Share a whole app, invite the right eyes, and keep the story behind every version.
Small escapes. Good places.
A little closer to the things that matter.
Let’s explore this in the next version.
Feedback, right where you need itJust you and the people with your password.
Illustrative product demo · no site is hostedThat prototype on your laptop deserves more than an attachment. Keep the app, the versions and the conversation in one considered space.
Multi-page sites. Interactive frontends. Local assets and read-only data. Your built static app, all together.
Review the latest, revisit the first, or bring an earlier release back. The published address stays the same.
Leave page-level feedback, resolve the details, and keep context with the release it belongs to.
A client concept, an internal tool, a side project that won’t leave you alone. There’s room for all of them.
Original illustrative designs, not customer sites. Open one to explore a sample interaction.
A ZIP of the files that run in the browser.
Password protected, public, or paused. Your call.
Keep the link. Keep the history. Keep going.
That is the planned scope: upload your built static output with JavaScript, styles, images and other assets. Client-side routing and multi-page sites are included in the plan. Server-side rendering, server actions and Node servers need a separate runtime and are outside the initial scope.
Yes, that option is included in the product preview. Sites start private, and owners explicitly choose public access. Listing a public site in the marketing showcase is a separate opt-in.
The dashboard preview has separate Personal and Company workspaces. Production membership checks and tenant isolation will be enforced by the backend; local workspace switching in this demo is not authentication.
Not from this preview yet. The dashboard currently simulates uploads, releases and access settings. AWS hosting and real authentication are still to be connected, and webzinto.app registration is pending. No files are hosted and no password protects content in this demo.