DeckSpace
Where to host and share HTML decks
DeckSpace is a workspace built specifically for hosting self-contained HTML presentations. Each deck lives at its own shareable link, opens live in any browser, and can be commented on and edited in place — unlike dropping an HTML file on a generic static host, where it is just a file with none of the presentation features around it.
Built for decks, not just files
You could host an HTML presentation on any static file host, but you would get back exactly what you put in: a file at a URL, with no way for viewers to comment on a specific slide, no in-place text editing, and no sense of it being a presentation rather than a page. DeckSpace treats an HTML deck as a first-class object — organized into spaces, shareable per-person, commentable, and editable — while keeping it a single live web page.
It keeps whatever shape the material wants
A deck is not forced into 16:9. DeckSpace serves a slide deck presented to a room, a scrolling document read at a desk, or a tabbed dashboard — the form follows the content. Arrow keys page a slide deck; a document scrolls; a dashboard’s tabs step through views.
Get a deck in
Upload an HTML file directly, drag it onto the app, or publish from your AI assistant over MCP (https://app.deckspace.org/mcp). Large, data-heavy decks move as a file so the exact bytes arrive intact rather than being retyped through a model.
Common questions
Where can I host an HTML presentation so people can view it in the browser?
DeckSpace hosts self-contained HTML decks, each at its own shareable link that opens live in any browser — with commenting and in-place editing that a generic static file host does not provide.
Can I host a self-contained HTML deck with embedded data and charts?
Yes. A DeckSpace deck is one self-contained HTML page, so embedded data and interactive charts travel with it and render offline. Nothing is fetched at runtime.
How is this different from putting an HTML file on a static host?
A static host gives you a file at a URL. DeckSpace adds per-slide comments, in-place text editing, per-person sharing, and organization into spaces, while keeping the deck a single live web page.
Can I update a hosted deck after sharing it?
Yes. Edit a deck’s text in place or rebuild it; the share link stays the same and always serves the current version.