Private beta
A place at work for the things you build.
Dashboards, reports, AI-built pages — the things that aren’t documents and don’t deserve a deploy pipeline. Everyone gets their own space. Every page gets a URL your company can open and nobody else can.
You’re on the list. Three quick questions, so we build the right thing?
Why this doesn’t already work
The intranet can’t render it
SharePoint and Drive turn an HTML file into a download prompt or a wall of raw source. Nobody clicks through twice.
Every tool is built for the team, not you
Wikis, intranets and shared drives organize around teams and spaces. There’s no place in any of them that is simply yours — and the tools that would give you one publish straight to the public internet.
So it ends up as another deck
Flattened into slides that go stale the moment you export them, then buried in a folder nobody opens twice. The work quietly stops existing.
What you get
A space of your own
you.blubirdcontent.com — your handle, and
everything you’ve published sitting in one place. A shelf,
not a pile of one-off links.
Company-only by default
Colleagues open it. Everyone else gets a 404. Making something public is a deliberate choice you make, not the setting you forgot to change.
Nothing to run
No repo, no deploy, no server, no ticket. If you can save an HTML file, you can publish one.
Each page also tells you how often it’s opened and how far people read.