How it works
Publish. Review. Iterate.
The Shareframe concept in three moves, and a small local example you can try right here. Everything below runs in this page; nothing is sent anywhere.
Publish
A draft becomes a readable page: headings, lists and tables instead of raw syntax.
Review
Reviewers pin comments to the block they are about, then resolve them as they are handled.
Iterate
The next version arrives beside the last, so the change is visible line by line.
Try the loop locally
Rendered in your browser as you type · 42 words. In the planned product this step would create a hosted review page; here nothing leaves this tab.
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Release notes: Trail Kit 2.4
Trail Kit 2.4 adds offline maps and a faster packing list.
What's new
- Offline maps for saved routes
- Packing list templates
- Clearer weather alerts
Known issues
- Map tiles can take a minute to download on slow connections
Planned versus preview
What is planned, and what works today.
Shareframe is a product preview. This table separates the intended cloud workflow from what you can use on this site.
| Step | Planned product | This preview |
|---|---|---|
| Publishing | Planned An agent or person publishes an HTML or Markdown artifact as a hosted review page. | Local Markdown is rendered in your browser. Nothing is uploaded or hosted. |
| Access | Planned Invite reviewers to a page, with control over who can comment or edit. | Local No accounts. Only you, on this device. |
| Comments | Planned Shared, pinned comments that every reviewer sees and can resolve. | Local Pinned comments you can add and resolve locally. |
| Versions | Planned Each publish adds a version, with comments kept per version. | Local Three sample versions plus one local version in the demo. |
| Agents | Planned Make it simple for agent output to arrive in a review frame, and for feedback to go back. | Local Not connected. There are no integrations, APIs or plugins. |
Product previewPlanned features describe product direction, not commitments or release dates.
Why a frame
The artifact is the meeting.
Agents can draft a brief, a report or a prototype in minutes. Reviewing it still takes people, and most of that time is lost to finding the right version and the right thread.
A frame keeps the work, the feedback and the history together. Reviewers read a calm page, comment where it matters, and come back to a version that already shows what changed.
Open the full demoSee the whole loop on a sample brief.
Three versions, real editing and pinned comments, all stored only in your browser.