Send a client a private report or proposal
Deliver a polished HTML report or proposal through a private link — no public URL, no login for your client. It's encrypted in your browser, can expire on a deadline, and can be updated without sending a new file.
Built for confidential client work
Client reports and proposals are confidential, and they often shouldn't live on a public URL or sit in an inbox forever. html.cloud lets you hand over a single link that opens the document in the browser, encrypted so only your client can read it. For a time-sensitive proposal, set it to expire; if the numbers change, replace the file behind the same link so they always see the current version.
Why not a PDF attachment or a client portal?
A PDF flattens an interactive report — the sortable tables, the live charts, the tooltips your HTML deliverable was built to show — into a static page, and it still lands in an inbox or a synced folder where it lives forever with no way to pull it back. A client portal solves confidentiality but asks the client to create an account and learn your tool just to read one document, which is friction most clients resent. html.cloud sits in between: the full interactive report opens straight from a link, it's encrypted so it isn't sitting on a public URL, and when the engagement is over you delete it or let the expiry retire it — no account for anyone, on either side.
How it works
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Drop your HTML file. Your browser encrypts it with AES-256-GCM before anything is uploaded.
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Get a private link. The decryption key sits after the
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Share it. Anyone with the link sees the page. Set it to expire, replace it, or delete it anytime.
Private by design
The encryption happens in your browser before anything is uploaded, so we only ever store ciphertext — never the file, the filename, or the key. The decryption key lives in the link, which browsers never send to a server. Not even we can read your files. Read how the encryption works →
FAQ
How do I send a client a report without a public URL?
Drop the report as an HTML file on html.cloud. You get a private link with the key in its
# fragment — no public, guessable address. Your client opens it in the browser, no
login required.
Does my client need an account to view it?
No — anyone with the link can open the report. There's no sign-up for you or for them.
Can I update or expire the report after sending it?
Yes. Replace the file behind the same link so the client always sees the latest version, set it to expire after 7 or 30 days, or delete it entirely.