dochost

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What it is

dochost turns HTML into a URL and Markdown into HTML, in seconds. Paste or upload your content, get a public link back, share it. No account, no build step, no config.

Why I built it

Every few days I had something that only needed to be looked at by one other person: a rendered README, a one-off landing page, an HTML report a script had generated, an API reference. The usual answer is a repo plus a static site generator plus a build plus a host plus a deploy. That is a reasonable pipeline for a site you maintain for years, and a bad fit for a page that has to exist for an afternoon.

What it does

• Paste or upload HTML, or Markdown, and get a public URL
• Live preview while you edit, so a broken heading gets caught before you send the link
• Clean rendered page on a shareable URL
• Pages stay editable, because the first version of anything is rarely the one people read
• No signup for the basic flow

Where it is the wrong tool

Worth being explicit: this is for pages with a short shelf life or a small audience. Anything you want to rank in search, version alongside your code, or brand as part of your product still belongs on your own domain with a real build pipeline. Publishing your actual marketing pages on a lightweight host trades a small convenience now for a real cost later.

Link: https://dochost.io