Quicky.Page
Instant publishing for AI-generated web content. Turn a prompt, an AI output, or any artifact into a public web page in seconds.
Quicky.Page is the publishing primitive for AI-generated web artifacts. It is not a website builder, not a CMS, not a hosting platform— every call produces one shareable web object at one URL.
The loop
- Open — land in the editor at quicky.page. No login, no setup.
- Edit — type, or generate content with AI, or paste and transform.
- Publish — one click returns a public URL like
quicky.page/abc123. - Share — anyone with the link can read it.
Four ways agents and developers reach it
POST /api/v1/publish with a markdown body or qp.v1 blocks. Anonymous, rate-limited, CORS-permissive. Works from curl, fetch, or any HTTP client.
Remote MCP at quicky.page/mcp for Claude.ai, Claude Code, ChatGPT Developer Mode, Cursor, VS Code Copilot, Zed, and any other host that auto-flows OAuth. Five tools, one URL.
Import the public OpenAPI spec as a Custom GPT Action. ChatGPT can then publish, update, and read Quicky.Pages on demand — works around the read-only browsing tool.
One-click 'Send to Quicky.Page' from any tab. Chat-aware on ChatGPT and Claude; Readability-based for everything else. Chrome Web Store and Firefox Add-ons listings not yet live.
What can I publish?
- AI-generated explainers, summaries, launch notes, takeaways.
- Cleaned-up ChatGPT or Claude conversations.
- Quick announcements, micro landing pages, link bundles.
- Any single shareable web artifact.
See examples for canonical patterns, or jump into the API reference to publish your first page from a terminal.