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Bring your idea.
Save the HTML your AI made, or start with a template. A report, a prototype, a tool — it’s your call.
Your ideas.
Ready to share.
Give your AI-made reports, prototypes, and little tools
a place beyond the chat. One page. One link. All yours.
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↗ FIELDNOTES / RESEARCH REPORT
A clearer picture
starts here.
Everything you learned. Beautifully put together.
THE BIG PICTUREMake your findings
Make your findings
easy to follow.
Bring observations, evidence, and the next step into one readable page.
ObservationsSource notes
✳ NEXT UP / PRODUCT WALKTHROUGH
A thought, with
room to grow.
Give people something they can explore.
Try the product walkthrough≋ LESS GUESSWORK / CAPACITY PLANNER
A little tool.
A little more clarity.
Turn a useful calculation into something shareable.
Try the working calculatorMore than a file.Something worth sharing.
Illustrative examples. Your content, your possibilities.Make one your own
Start with whatever you make.
AI-generated HTML Reports & prototypes Interactive tools
A little less friction
From your screen
to someone else’s.
The useful part is what you made.
Getting it in front of people should be simple.
02
Make sure it feels right.
Preview on desktop and phone widths. Check the details and interactions before you share.
03
Let it out into the world.
Publish with the Tunly CLI or your coding agent. Choose who can open the page, then send the link.
Good to know
A few things
you might wonder.
A little context before you get started.
What can I share with Tunly?
HTML reports, presentations, product prototypes, and browser-based tools you have already made. Start with a file from your AI tool or adapt an official template. Source projects that need a build step or backend must be exported or hosted first.
Do I need an account to try it?
No. The HTML viewer runs locally on your device, without an account or upload. Publishing a link is a separate step and requires a Tunly account.
Can I use HTML from ChatGPT or Claude?
Yes. Save the finished HTML or paste the complete code into the viewer. Ask your AI to include styles and scripts in one file. See the sharing guide for an example prompt and publishing steps.
Who can see my published page?
You choose the access policy. A public link can be opened and forwarded by anyone who receives it. Non-public pages require a Tunly login and permission. Tunly asks search engines not to index user-published works, including public links.
Can people leave feedback?
Publish with Review enabled so permitted readers can select text and leave comments. You can reply and resolve threads. The developer guide includes the publishing command.
Your next good idea is waiting
Make it.
Let people see it.
Start with a preview. Take it from there.
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