dochost: a free HTML and Markdown host for pages made with AI

dochost started with a small, recurring annoyance: an AI writes you something genuinely useful — a pricing page, a project brief, a quiz for your students — and then it is stuck inside a chat window. Sending the raw HTML or Markdown to someone means asking them to save files, open editors, or squint at asterisks.

So we built the shortest possible path from “the model wrote it” to “anyone can open it”: paste or publish, get a link, send it. No hosting setup, no deploy, and nothing for the reader to install — the page simply opens, styled, on any device.

A few principles shape every feature. Published pages live on a separate, locked-down content domain (dochost.co) so author scripts never touch your session. Free public pages initially last 7 days; private pages last 3 days, so a casual share does not linger online forever. And views are counted server-side instead of with trackers.

People who have a single page — usually written by ChatGPT, Claude or another assistant — and need someone else to open it: a report for a client, a dashboard for a manager, a quiz for students, a draft for a teammate. It is not a website builder or a place to deploy a multi-page project with a build step; for that, a static host such as Netlify, Cloudflare Pages or GitHub Pages is the better tool.

dochost vs ship.page: an honest comparison

dochost is built and operated by Xhorizon Labs LLC, a Wyoming limited liability company, as a focused tool rather than a big platform. Staying small keeps the product honest: features ship because people publishing real pages ask for them. Development updates are posted on X, and messages sent through the contact page are read and answered by the people who build it.

Email admin@dochost.io, or use the contact page. Support, privacy and refund requests all go to that one address.

Last updated: October 21, 2026