qurl. link
qurl.link and the rest

Start here. Move on when you need to.

What you’re building runs on your computer. qurl.link is the easiest way to show it to someone without putting it on the internet. When the project grows up, there are good tools for the next step.

Why start with qurl.link

It’s already running. Show it off.

No deploy

Your app stays on your computer, exactly as it is. Logins, database, half-finished bits and all.

Nothing to find

Your app never goes on the public internet, so there’s nothing for bots to poke at.

Forwarding is fine

Turn on requests, and anyone your link reaches has to ask you before they get in.

No signup

Paste one prompt into your AI, or run one command. You’re sharing in a minute.

When to move on

Your next step, when you get there.

  • Ready for anyone to use it?Deploy to Vercel or Netlify
  • Needs to stay up when your computer is off?Deploy it, or use a page host
  • Your team, your AI agents or your services need private access at work?Move up to LayerV

Made by LayerV

We built qurl.link so anyone can share what they’re making, free. At work, LayerV does the same for a whole company: people and AI agents reach internal apps and APIs that stay off the public internet. See LayerV

Side by side

What happens to your link.

qurl.link

Where it runs
Your computer.
Who can find it
No one.
If the app’s address gets forwarded
With requests on, they can ask. Only people you approve get in.
To stop sharing
Remove one person, or everyone.
Start here when
You want someone to try it today.

Quick tunnel

ngrok, Cloudflare

Where it runs
Your computer.
Who can find it
Anyone with the URL.
If the link gets forwarded
They’re in, unless you set up sign-in rules.
To stop sharing
Shut down the tunnel.
Move here when
You want a quick public address while you test.

Host

Vercel, Netlify

Where it runs
Their servers, after you deploy.
Who can find it
Anyone with the URL, unless you turn on access protection.
If the link gets forwarded
Same as above.
To stop sharing
Lock it or delete it.
Move here when
You’re ready for everyone.

Page host

Stacktree and others

Where it runs
Their servers, after you upload.
Who can find it
Anyone with the link, unless you add a passcode.
If the link gets forwarded
They’re in, unless there’s a passcode.
To stop sharing
Delete it or let it expire.
Move here when
It’s a page that should stay up on its own.

This is each tool’s quick way to share. Most of them have more settings you can turn on. With qurl.link, you turn on requests when you share, then approve each person.

Short answers

The questions people ask first.

One question, one page

Made a thing?

Start with qurl.link.
Show someone today.

Free to try. No account needed. Current limits

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