Connect your assistant.
Authorize Flarepub from your AI client and connect it to your workspace.
A home for what you make
Your AI made it.
Give it a link.
That proposal, report, or one-pager sitting in your chat? Turn it into a real web page you can share with anyone.
Publish from your assistant. Update it. Keep the link.
+ AN IDEA, OUT IN THE WORLD +
northstar✳PROJECT PROPOSAL · 001
A fresh start
for a bold idea.
for a bold idea.
A clearer story. A more useful website.
A little room to grow.
01 / THE IDEAMake the first
impression count.
impression count.
PREPARED FOR THE NEXT CHAPTER01 — 04
YOU, IN YOUR AI CHAT
“Looks great. Publish it with Flarepub.”
Example page · HTML + CSS · A link anyone can open
SMALL PAGES. ALL SORTS OF POSSIBILITIES.
Proposals/Reports/One-pagers/Guides
FROM CONVERSATION TO PUBLICATION
Three steps.
One very shareable link.
Your assistant makes the page.
Flarepub gives it a home.
Make something worth sharing.
Ask your assistant to create an HTML page, then publish it with Flarepub.
Send the link. That’s it.
Open your published page and share it. Ask for changes later—the address stays the same.
LESS HOUSEKEEPING. MORE SHARING.
A simple home
for your next good thing.
You already have a place to create.
Here’s the place to publish.
New version. Same link.
Refine the wording. Restyle the page. Publish your changes without sending everyone a new URL.
Your history comes along.
Each update saves a revision. Bring an earlier version back as a draft, then publish when you’re ready.
A little corner of the web.
Choose one hosted subdomain for your workspace. Give every page its own path beneath it.
Make the words stand out.
Use typography, color, and CSS layouts to give your work the presentation it deserves.
Built around MCP. Made for the web.
Flarepub connects to your assistant through the Model Context Protocol and serves ordinary HTML. No built-in AI or visual editor to learn.
A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
Good questions.
A small product, with clear boundaries.
What can I publish?
Static HTML pages with CSS. Think proposals, reports, one-pagers, and guides. Images and file uploads are planned for later. JavaScript, interactive apps, and server-side code aren’t supported.
Which assistants can I use?
Flarepub connects through MCP, the Model Context Protocol. Publishing from ChatGPT has been tested. Claude connection testing is still in progress, so we’re keeping access limited while we verify the full experience.
What happens when I update a page?
Your assistant creates a new draft. When you publish it, the existing link shows the new version. Earlier revisions are saved; restoring one creates a draft that you can review and publish.
Are my pages private?
Published pages are public. Unlisted pages ask search engines not to index them, but anyone with the link can still open them. Don’t publish confidential information. Unpublishing takes the page offline, but can’t remove copies someone already saved.
Can I use my own domain?
For now, each workspace gets one hosted subdomain that its owner chooses before publishing. That address is permanent, so pick one you want to keep. Custom domains are on the roadmap.
Is Flarepub open source?
We’re building Flarepub with open sourcing and self-hosting in mind. The repository isn’t public yet. The hosted service is currently an invite-only preview.
NEXT STOP: OUT THERE.
Good work deserves
to leave the chat.
Flarepub is in a small, invite-only preview.
We’re getting the details right before opening the doors.