MonoMind AI Lab
html by me
The file you just made, as a link.
Free, and gone in 15 days.
In your document, open Share
Choose Publish link
Confirm what is about to go up
link.htmlbyme.com/k7m2q9x4b8n3v6c1
Live for 15 days. Then the file is deleted and the link says so.
One HTML file 10 MB max 15 days
Documents made with Hi Ted, Meet Lisa carry their own Share menu. Press Publish link and the document hands itself to this site — no account, no upload, no charge. That is the only way in, and it is the only thing this site does.
The shape of it
One file, one link, fifteen days.
No account and no dashboard. It starts in the document you already have open.
Make the file
One self-contained HTML document from Hi Ted, Meet Lisa, up to 10 MB. Images inline, nothing loaded from your disk.
Share → Publish link
The document opens this site in a new tab and hands its contents over. You see the title and the size, and nothing goes up until you say so.
Send the link
Copy it and send it. Anyone with the link can open the page. After 15 days the file is deleted and the link says so.
Plainly
What you should know.
This is a small service that does exactly this much. Here is all of it.
- The link expires 15 days after it is created, and the file is deleted. Then the link says so. Publish the document again if you need longer — that is a new link with its own fifteen days.
- It is public to anyone who has the link. There is no password and no per-person access: whoever you send it to can read the page, pass it on, and third parties may crawl, copy or archive it.
- Never publish secrets. API keys, tokens, customer data, personal information — anything delivered to a browser is readable, and saveable, by whoever can see it.
- You can delete the link while the tab is still open. The page that published it keeps a delete button. Once that tab is closed, removal goes through the report page.
- Pages run sandboxed. Storage and cookie access throw rather than quietly failing, so anything published here has to wrap those in try/catch.