Publish websites from AI agents
Ask your favorite AI tool to create a report, game, chart, document, or app. Revdoku stores the files in a private bucket, publishes them as a website you can share, and keeps the same URL as your agent updates it.
Connection guides
ChatGPT
Create games, reports, charts, and pages in ChatGPT, then publish through Revdoku.
Claude
Use Claude to write polished website files and publish a live Revdoku URL.
Codex
Build locally with Codex and publish the static output through Revdoku.
OpenClaw
Publish generated web output from OpenClaw automation workflows.
Hermes Agent
Publish generated reports, dashboards, and static pages from Hermes.
API
Store files and publish sites from custom agents and backend jobs.
What Revdoku publishes
Reports
Publish AI-written reports as websites.
Games
Share playable browser games made by AI.
Interactive charts
Publish data visualizations people can open in a browser.
Documents
Turn guides, proposals, and handbooks into sites.
Protected demos
Publish demo reports, dashboards, and previews with native password protection.
Tutorials
Follow use cases with the prompts, step-by-step screenshots, videos, and sample website links.
How it looks from ChatGPT
When Revdoku is connected, ChatGPT can create files, place them in a Revdoku bucket, publish the bucket, and return the live .localhost3000.love URL. The same slug also works as a .revdoku.site alias, and another connected agent can later inspect or update the bucket.
Beyond publishing
Password & email gates
Gate client demos and reports with a password, or ask visitors for an email before viewing.
Analytics & leads
See views, pages, and clicks; capture visitor emails and get notified of new views.
Versions & rollback
Agents update the same URL; file versions and locks let you restore finished work.