Why dochost exists
dochost started with a small, recurring annoyance: an AI writes you something genuinely useful — a pricing page, a project brief, a quiz for your students — and then it is stuck inside a chat window. Sending the raw HTML or Markdown to someone means asking them to save files, open editors, or squint at asterisks.
So we built the shortest possible path from “the model wrote it” to “anyone can open it”: paste or publish, get a link, send it. No hosting setup, no deploy, and nothing for the reader to install — the page simply opens, styled, on any device.
A few principles shape every feature. Published pages live on a separate, locked-down content domain (dochost.co) so author scripts never touch your session. Free pages expire after 7 days, so a casual share does not linger online forever. And views are counted server-side instead of with trackers.