A client report people comment on, a menu that takes order requests, a game people play: your agent builds each from the same parts and keeps changing it. Kuickr keeps it live at one address. Nothing to host.
A useful output still needs a home. Someone needs the right version. They may need to comment, send a request, open a file, interact with it or come back later. And when the work changes, you shouldn't have to start the delivery over again.
Claude publishes the audit to a private Page over MCP.
Claude publishes the audit to a private Page over MCP.
Rhea marks the retainer note as a protected section.
She shares one link. The protected section is removed on the server for Nodepad.tools.
Dana comments on the Page itself. Rhea is notified by email.
Claude reads the comment and updates the same Page. Same URL, rev 4.
The address, the response and the history stay with the work.
Most new workspaces stall at team invite, step three of five. Two changes to that step account for most of the recoverable drop-off.
Move invites to a checklist item after the first project exists.
Suggest colleagues who already share the owner's email domain.
Keep the full work together while controlling what you actually deliver. Share a Page or Folder, protect a link, scope the content, and keep private parts private.
A Page can collect the response around the work itself — a comment, request, order enquiry, meeting request, reaction or another enabled interaction — without turning every recipient into a paid seat.
Update the Page, keep the URL, preserve history where your plan includes it, and let your agent or workflow pick the work up again instead of rebuilding context from another chat.
Publishing, delivery, participation and continuity, with what is shipped and what is still coming.
How it works →A filename dissolves and re-forms as its address. Markdown, HTML, sheets and PDFs become Pages anyone can open.
Plans, decks, menus and games lift off the stack, and each one becomes a Page with a readable address.
Rearrange it however you like. Kuickr publishes whatever you put together, and it opens on any screen.
One memo, three readers. Sections lift for the link holder, the Space, or the owner.
Every Page leaves through a gate you choose: private, unlisted or public.
Every publish comes with a receipt: the file, the time, the revision and the link to send.
One address that stays the same.
Private parts stay private.
Read, comment and respond without an editing seat.
Agents are not additional human seats.
Keep using your agent, terminal or existing workflow. Kuickr is where the result becomes durable, deliverable and available to people and machines.
codex mcp add --url https://kuickr.co/mcp kuickr codex mcp login kuickr # then ask your agent “Publish this as a Kuickr Page.”
Kuickr can host files, interactive HTML and richer experiences alongside ordinary Pages. The same delivery, access and participation ideas can carry into what you build next.
The work changes. The useful part stays the same: give it a durable place, let the right person do the next thing, and continue without starting over.
Explore Workflows →Create, organise, deliver and participate.
USD 150 / year. Adds the professional controls compared below. Includes 1 editing seat.
USD 490 / year. Everything in Pro, with 5 included editing seats for repeated client delivery.
| Feature | Free | Pro | Studio |
|---|---|---|---|
| Version historyEvery edit kept, restorable. | Not included | Included | Included |
| Password linksA share link that asks for a password first. | Not included | Included | Included |
| Sub-folder and file-type limitsLimit a Folder link to one sub-folder or to some file types. | Not included | Included | Included |
| Protected sectionsHide part of a page from readers who are not allowed to see it. | Included | Included | Included |
| Section audiencesEveryone, the Space, editors, the owner, or a named person — per section. | Included | Included | Included |
Create the Page. Deliver it. Let people use it. Keep going from there. New accounts continue with Google.