A drive for you and your AI
reshare gives you a desktop in the browser: your files as icons, folders, drag and drop, right click. Every file on it is already a link, something like link.reshare.one/aB3xY9kLmn, that opens for anyone with no account. And your AI assistant connects through one URL and publishes into the same desktop you are looking at.
Files your assistant makes usually die in the chat window. Files in a normal drive need a sharing dialog before anyone else can see them. This desktop removes both steps: what lands on it is visible to you and shareable by link the second it exists.
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 your assistant
Add reshare as a connector in Claude, Codex, or any assistant that supports MCP. One URL, sign in with Google, approve once.
- 02
Ask for anything
Say "turn this report into a page" or "publish this dashboard." The result appears on your desktop as an icon, already a working link.
- 03
Arrange it, share it
Drag icons where you want them, file them into folders, right click to preview, rename, duplicate, or download. Copy the link and send it.
What the desktop is
Switch your dashboard to desktop view and your links become icons you can drag anywhere; positions are saved to your account, so everything is where you left it tomorrow. Folders work the way folders should: drop a file on one to put it inside, open it in its own window, drag a file past the window edge to take it back out.
Right click does what you expect. Preview shows the file rendered exactly as its link renders, without opening the link, and it works even while a link is turned off. Rename, duplicate, and download are one click away. Sweep the mouse to select several files and move them together.
What your assistant can do on it
Through the reshare connector, an assistant can publish a new file, update an existing one, read back view counts, and rebuild a page it made last week. The link never changes across updates, so what you sent around yesterday shows the new version today.
It can also build live dashboards: pages with sealed read-only queries against your connected Supabase, Mixpanel, Stripe, or HubSpot data. The queries run server side and never appear in the page a viewer sees.
Sharing without a sharing dialog
A normal drive treats sharing as a permissions decision you make per file, per person. Here every file is born as a link that simply opens, and access control is something you add when you want it: a password, a list of specific people, an expiry date, or the off switch.
Viewers never need an account, and files up to 50 MB are free to host. When a link is off, you can still see the file yourself in the preview, so turning something off never means losing sight of it.