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VaporLink
Share a prototype. Not a deployment.
Drop a local folder or paste a localhost port. Get a shareable link in 30 seconds. Set it to die in 1 hour, 24 hours, or kill it manually. No deployment. No git. No developer.
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👋 Hey Product Hunt, Ced here, solo founder of Vaporlink. I built this after the same thing happened to me one too many times. I had a prototype ready to show a client, and I spent 20 minutes figuring out how to share it instead of just sharing it. I'm a designer first so "just open your terminal" sounded like French for "you idiot, you don't know how to use GitHub?" ⛔️ The problem Sharing a local prototype with a client is harder than it should be. Deploy it somewhere, set up a repo, ask a developer or just screen share and hope your internet holds. None of that is "here's a link to look at this thing I made." And when you do get something shared, it just... sits there. A link that lives forever with client work that was never supposed to. Designers with NDA-bound projects or sensitive content shouldn't have to think about where their work ends up. ✅ The solution Vaporlink is three steps. Drop your folder or HTML file. Get a link. Kill it when your client's seen it. The link works in 30 seconds -- no git, no deployment, no developer Works with any local folder, HTML file, or dev server port Set it to die in 1 hour, 24 hours, or 7 days, or kill it yourself Optional password so only the right person sees it Optionally ask your viewer their name before they enter Your work stays yours | Vaporlink doesn't store, index, or keep tabs on your files The link disappears when you're done. No trace, no leftovers, no security theater. Ephemeral by design, not by accident. 😸 Would love to hear what you think.
About VaporLink on Product Hunt
“Share a prototype. Not a deployment.”
VaporLink was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 9 upvotes and 11 comments, placing #121 on the daily leaderboard. Drop a local folder or paste a localhost port. Get a shareable link in 30 seconds. Set it to die in 1 hour, 24 hours, or kill it manually. No deployment. No git. No developer.
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