A drive for you and your AI
reshare is a shared space for you and your AI assistant: one desktop in the browser where both of you add files, and every file is ready to share the moment it lands. Send someone a link and they just open it, no account, nothing to install. Files up to 50 MB, free.
Ask your assistant for a report, a chart, or a page, and it appears on this desktop next to the files you added yourself. From there you arrange things, decide who sees what, and send links.
Drop a file on your desktop
Free.
No copy-paste needed
Add the reshare connector to Claude once, then publishing is one sentence in the chat.
How it works
- 01
Connect once
In your assistant, add reshare as a connection: paste one address, sign in, approve it. About a minute, and you never repeat it.
- 02
Ask, and it appears
Tell your assistant what you want, like turn this report into a page. It publishes the result straight onto your desktop, ready to open.
- 03
Share on your terms
Every file already has its link. Copy it and send it as is, or first add a password, limit it to specific people, or set an end date.
One desktop, two of you
The picture above is the whole idea. The dashboard your assistant published this morning sits next to the PDF you dropped in yesterday. Files group into folders, icons stay where you put them, and everything moves with your mouse. If you have used a computer desktop, you already know how this one works.
Double click opens a file. Right click previews, renames, duplicates, or downloads it. What your assistant makes and what you add live side by side, in one place both of you can reach.
Connecting your assistant takes a minute
Assistants like Claude can use tools beyond the ones built in, through connections you add yourself. reshare is one of those connections: paste its address into your assistant, sign in, approve once. There is nothing to install and nothing to configure after that.
From then on, publishing is a sentence. Ask for a page and it lands on your desktop. Ask for changes later and the assistant updates the same file, so the link you already sent shows the new version. It can even build pages that show current numbers from tools like Stripe, refreshed every time someone opens them.
Private until you share it, yours after
Nothing on your desktop is published to the world. A link opens only for the people who have it: reshare tells search engines not to list your links, and every address is long and random, so nobody can guess it or stumble onto it.
When a link needs more protection, add it. A password locks the file so only people you give the password can open it. A specific-people list limits viewing to the email addresses you choose. An end date turns the link off on a day you pick.
And turning a link off costs you nothing. The file stays in your drive, invisible to everyone else, still open to you in preview. Sharing here is a switch you can always flip back, not a decision you are stuck with.