Put your files on the web.

The site was finished. I just needed it online. Dropped in the files and sent the client a link.

For a quick static demo, this is much less setup than my usual deployment process.

Built a page with Claude, then used Flat to share it. Getting it off my laptop was the part I'd been putting off.

I needed a link to my portfolio for job applications. Flat let me publish the files I already had.

We send clients a preview before the review call. They've had time to look at the work, so the conversation is more useful.

Publishing the build folder from the terminal fits how I work. I don't want a dashboard for every small task.

I had someone make a simple HTML page for me. I could handle putting it online myself.

Useful when an idea is ready for feedback but isn't ready to become a full project. Publish the prototype and share the link.

The site was finished. I just needed it online. Dropped in the files and sent the client a link.

For a quick static demo, this is much less setup than my usual deployment process.

Built a page with Claude, then used Flat to share it. Getting it off my laptop was the part I'd been putting off.

I needed a link to my portfolio for job applications. Flat let me publish the files I already had.

We send clients a preview before the review call. They've had time to look at the work, so the conversation is more useful.

Publishing the build folder from the terminal fits how I work. I don't want a dashboard for every small task.

I had someone make a simple HTML page for me. I could handle putting it online myself.

Useful when an idea is ready for feedback but isn't ready to become a full project. Publish the prototype and share the link.

I use Flat for the little pages and documents that need a URL. I can publish them myself without asking a developer.

Sending screenshots only gets you so far. Now I send a working preview and people can actually click through it.

My proposals open straight in the browser. It's a nicer handoff than sending another email attachment.

I can share an HTML report without explaining how to unzip it and open the right file. That alone makes it useful.

Handy for publishing a PDF guide and getting a link I can put in our emails.

Each published version has its own link. It's easier to keep track of what we showed people during a session.

I wanted my portfolio on my own domain without rebuilding it in another website tool. Flat suited that.

I use Flat for the little pages and documents that need a URL. I can publish them myself without asking a developer.

Sending screenshots only gets you so far. Now I send a working preview and people can actually click through it.

My proposals open straight in the browser. It's a nicer handoff than sending another email attachment.

I can share an HTML report without explaining how to unzip it and open the right file. That alone makes it useful.

Handy for publishing a PDF guide and getting a link I can put in our emails.

Each published version has its own link. It's easier to keep track of what we showed people during a session.

I wanted my portfolio on my own domain without rebuilding it in another website tool. Flat suited that.