Pages, the way your AI made them.

Why drop exists

AI assistants have gotten very good at writing HTML — landing pages, reports, dashboards, one-pagers. But getting that page out of the chat and onto a real URL is still annoying: copy the markup, find somewhere to host it, wire up a domain, redo it on every edit.

drop removes that gap. You connect your assistant once, then just say “drop this.” Your assistant writes the page and hands you back a link you can share with anyone.

How it works

drop is a remote MCP server. You add it to Claude (Desktop, web, Code) or Cursor and sign in once. From then on your assistant can publish, update and list pages on your behalf — and you can attach local files (screenshots, PDFs, images) so they’re hosted alongside the page.

Every page gets a short link. Make it public for anyone, or private to your workspace. Teammates on the same email domain land in the same workspace automatically.

Built to be trustworthy

Pages run in a sandboxed context, and your content is encrypted at rest. drop runs entirely on Cloudflare’s edge, so it’s fast wherever you are. See our privacy policy for the details.

Who’s behind it

drop is built by Neuronik, a small independent studio making focused tools we want to use ourselves. It’s early — feedback shapes it directly. Say hi at contact@neuronik.io.