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Sites and sharing

Anything you create in Axis can become a live link you send to anyone: a Doc, a Slides deck, a report, a spreadsheet, a landing page or a whole website. Links are hard to guess, can be password protected, and keep working when you rename or update what you shared.

Guided mission

From finished work to a live link

Making something and publishing it stay separate, so a draft never goes public by accident.

  1. Create

    Make the Doc, deck, report or site, in a chat or by hand.

  2. Review

    Open the real result and check it reads well on a phone and a computer.

  3. Share

    Choose Share as site, set a title and, if you want, a password.

  4. Send

    Copy the link and send it. Open it yourself first.

  5. Update

    Edit the source and republish. The link stays the same.

Source How
Docs and Slides Share as site in the Doc or deck itself
Saved items (websites, files, agent results) The Axis hosting panel in the item’s detail view in All items
Project files: Markdown, CSV or TSV tables, HTML, PDF, images, text Ask an agent to share the file
A built website: a folder with an index.html Ask an agent to publish the project’s build output

Agents only publish when you ask them to share or publish. Creating something never makes it public on its own.

Concept boundary

Creating is not publishing

An agent may create and check a page on its own. Making it public is a separate step that happens only when you asked for it.

It is

  • A reviewable result
  • Safe to build and test before sharing

It is not

  • Permission to make it public
  • Proof that visitors see it correctly
  1. Open the Doc or Slides deck and choose Share as site.
  2. Check the Site title. It becomes the readable part of the link.
  3. Leave Add password off for an open link, or turn it on and set a password.
  4. Choose Publish site.
  5. When it shows Live, use Copy shareable link, or Open to see exactly what visitors see.

You can also just say it: “Share this deck as a site with a password.”

Proof sequence

Publish, then check the live result

Real Axis product states from one published site.

  1. Choose what to share

    Axis item detail with the Axis hosting panel and the publish action
    Publishing lives beside the item, its preview and where it came from.
  2. Open the hosted result

    A live interactive site published through Axis
    The real proof is opening the live link and using it.

Every site gets its own address in this shape:

https://your-site-title-x7k2m9q4pd.sites.tryaxis.so
  • Readable title first, so people can tell what they are opening.
  • A random ID at the end. Only the ID decides which site opens, so links cannot be guessed from a title, and renaming a site never breaks a link you already sent.
  • Its own secure origin. Each site runs on its own address over HTTPS, separate from tryaxis.so and from your Axis server. A shared page cannot reach your account, your server or other sites.
  • Static. Sites serve files only. No code runs on Axis servers for your site, and it has no access to your data beyond what you published.

Axis chooses the address. Custom domains are not available yet.

Turn on Add password before publishing. Passwords need at least 8 characters. Visitors see an unlock screen before any of the site is sent to them, and repeated wrong guesses are rate-limited.

A password limits who can open the link. Anyone with both the link and the password can see everything on the site, so leave out secrets, private customer data and anything that should never leave your project.

Edit the Doc, deck or source, then choose Republish in the same place. The site updates at the same link. On a protected site, leaving the password blank keeps the current password.

Always open the link again after republishing to check it.

The Axis app does not have an Unpublish button yet. To take a site offline now, email support@tryaxis.so with the link. Once unpublished, the address stops serving the site within moments.

Resource Current limit
Files per site 1,000
Total site size 15 MB
Largest single file 8 MB
Sites per account 10

Symlinks and files outside the shared folder are refused. A website needs an index.html.

Sites are for sharing finished output. They do not run servers, background jobs or databases. For an internal tool your team uses every day, build a Space app instead.

There is no visitor analytics, custom domain, deployment history or rollback in the app today.