Linkitapp

Stop sending screenshots of your AI chats. Say "make this a Linkit" in ChatGPT or Claude and get one clean link anyone can open. No app needed. Free to start.

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I don't care if you send 5 screenshots, 15 screenshots, or 50.

This 1 tool will make you never send one again:

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@vib3coded Tried night + rain. The lift-off bank roof is my favourite detail—you can actually watch the robbery inside. Also, don’t skip “How it’s drawn”: the breakdown of the traffic and pixel effect is useful on its own.

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@enesozturkdev Keeping unknown dimensions as [TBD] is a good detail—better than a precise-looking guess. Could one sheet show the component at two widths, so the fixed spacing and flexible parts are obvious?

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@0xKAVI01 How are you handing work between them—shared files or a structured handoff? I’d be interested in seeing one task move between agents without you having to explain the context again.

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@elayadesigns @higgsfield I read the skill. One addition I’d suggest: a reduced-motion version that shows the content immediately, without the blur and slide reveals. The page should still feel finished with animations turned off.

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@irabukht Your post gave me an idea: a tap-through guide with examples, sources and a checklist people can use on their own site. Made one and credited you. No account needed to try it 👇
https://t.co/cubRZ2Y5Bw

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@finereli Thanks Eli, that’s good advice. Appreciate you taking the time to talk it through with me.

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@raul_g @ibothinks Cloudflare has budget alerts under Billing → Billable Usage. You set a dollar threshold and get an email when it’s crossed. They don’t stop usage, though, so your concern about a hard spending cap still stands. https://t.co/xMNzelc870

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@finereli For example we saw one user makes blogs for their community. They are also using Linkit to make content.

https://t.co/PNRlHzaaXg

[Esther & Michael @SuperLuckeee]

The 10-yr Treasury yield crashing towards 5%, and $SPY is also selling off. Makes no sense right?

Falling yields aren't always bullish for stocks.

The bond market could be warning us about slowing growth, institutional risk aversion, and a major shift in capital flows.

Here's 5 forces pushing yields lower, the 3 scenarios for $SPY and $QQQ, and the critical levels I'm watching.

Full analysis: https://t.co/Xaan3HBaaX

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So ChatGPT would make the page and by using Linkit mcp it will turn it into a page and host it. It will turn out like this for example we started testing mini games and if I don’t want the link to be online anymore I can just delete it or set a time frame for how long it stays alive for.

https://t.co/yTD6MSxsi5

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Haha ya there’s a lot of bots running now days. It’s scary how realistic they sound.

Ya you can really use it for any type of research. I originally built it cause I have long conversations with chatgpt and sharing it as text wasn’t the best way to do it. Now I just share the page with all the info on it as if it was designed by a web developer. Been tinkering around with games, planners, photo albums and I’m sure there’s more use cases I haven’t been able to figure out yet.

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@finereli I’m a human. The photo library is used for example you wanted to make a page to show your weekend trip with your family instead of sending a photo dump.

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@finereli One thing I left out: people opening a Linkit page don’t need a Linkit or AI account to try it. They tap the link and can use the page, game or interactive tool straight in their browser.

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@finereli Fair point, I missed that it was already an app. Artifacts can be shared too. Linkit hosts pages from Claude, ChatGPT and Grok, with a reusable photo library and control over link expiry. If your current setup does the job, you may not need it.

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@maskaravivek Could you show a round trip in the demo: save from ChatGPT → edit a paragraph in mdedit → ask ChatGPT to revise it again? Curious how it preserves the edits made outside the chat.

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@designlyTom @finsweet Finsweet has a client-first.md file for exactly this. Add it to Claude/Cursor’s context, connect Webflow MCP, then try one section in a Client-First starter project. It’s beta, so review before publishing: https://t.co/eEXKSrGNvL

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@longmeidao @yui540 Yes—I’d prototype one menu: black/red panels, diagonal edges with clip-path, tilted text, then staggered slide-ins using transforms. Get that one transition feeling right before trying to recreate the whole interface.

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@paulo_kombucha How much has to download before Mango can respond? On a phone, I’d want the idle pose ready first and the extra reactions to load as needed.

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@nutlope Would be handy if each assembly step had its own link. Then “I’m stuck here” could open the exact part and orientation for the person helping, instead of starting a whole photo exchange.

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@TTrimoreau The creator and the recipient can need different things. An agent managing 40 listings might want an app. The client sent three options should be able to open them immediately, with no install or account.