SaveKit use case

Share an AI Prototype With a Clean Review Link

A prototype only becomes useful when someone else can try it. SaveKit helps you move from an exported AI interface to a small review link, so feedback can focus on the idea instead of installation steps.

A good fit for: AI product prototypes, client reviews, design critiques, prompt experiments, and early usability tests.

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Choose one feedback question

Decide whether you are testing the headline, the first action, the output format, or the overall workflow. One question keeps the prototype focused.

Upload the exported build

Use the HTML publisher for a single page or ZIP hosting for a build with assets. Preview it in a clean browser session and check the primary interaction.

Send the same version to reviewers

Share one URL and record which version was reviewed. This prevents feedback from getting mixed across screenshots and local builds.

Before you publish

A quick static-site checklist

These checks prevent the most common surprises after a folder becomes a public URL.

The prototype has one clear task
Fake data is marked as sample data
The primary action works without localhost
Reviewers know what feedback you want

Common questions

What to know before using a static host

Do reviewers need to install my AI tool?

No. A static prototype can be opened as a normal web page. If the real product needs a backend, label the prototype interactions that are simulated.

Can I update the prototype after review?

Yes. Publish a new version and note the review date or version in your message so comments remain traceable.

What is better than sending a screenshot?

A live page lets reviewers inspect hierarchy, responsive layout, links, and the intended first interaction rather than guessing from a static image.

Have a page ready to share?

Upload the HTML or ZIP build, preview it, and get a link you can send to the next person who needs to see it.

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