What is hupp?

hupp turns a local HTML or Markdown file into a shareable page with a single command:

hupp report.html

The command prints a link like https://hupp.ing/f/3xK9dQ/report.html. Anyone you send it to sees the page — no build step, no repository, no hosting setup.

How it works

• HTML files are served exactly as you wrote them, inside a sandbox that keeps published pages from touching your hupp session.
• Markdown files are rendered to a clean, styled page. The first heading becomes the page title.
• Every page gets a comment widget so readers can leave feedback you can read back from the terminal with hupp comments.

Where to go next

• Getting started — install the CLI and publish your first page.
• Publishing — names, TTLs, raw mode, and stdin.
• Visibility & teams — public, team-only, and private pages.
• Comments & revisions — collect feedback and publish follow-up revisions.
• Plans & limits — what Free, Plus, and Pro include.
• CLI reference — every command and flag.