You made something in Claude, ChatGPT, or any other tool. FigurePages gives it a clean URL you can send to the exact people who should see it — and keeps it safely walled off from everything else.
Pages are published straight from your AI tools — give an assistant a publish-only token, or script it yourself. The reply carries the link.
Add FigurePages as a custom connector in Settings → Connectors. It signs you in with your own account, so pages publish to you. No install.
A bundled MCP server runs on your machine and exposes publish_page and list_pages to Claude Code, Claude Desktop, or any MCP client.
Prefer to script it? Post a self-contained document with a fig_ token and get back a private URL. Works from anything that can make a request.
In claude.ai, open Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector and paste the URL. It runs a full OAuth handshake against your FigurePages account.
You'll be asked to sign in with the same Microsoft, Google, or Apple identity you use on FigurePages, so anything the connector publishes lands in your own account.
Step-by-step setup for Claude, ChatGPT, Codex & GitHub Copilot →
Create a fig_ token on your account page, then register the local MCP server once.
Post a self-contained document with a bearer token and get back a private URL.
Tokens are publish-only, hashed at rest, revocable, and rate-limited. A publish is rejected if the page references external resources, since those are blocked when it's viewed.
Behind that one step, FigurePages sets your page up to be shareable and safe at the same time.
The file is saved on its own and given a private page ID. It never shares a page with anything else you've published.
When someone opens it, the page runs in a locked-down frame with no network access and no reach into your account, cookies, or tokens.
The actual content is served only through 60-second signed links, minted fresh after an access check — the same moment the view is recorded.
Most AI tools' “publish” buttons fling your page out to the whole internet. FigurePages hands you the guest list.
Send a page to specific colleagues by email, or to everyone in your Microsoft organisation. They sign in with Microsoft, Google, or Apple, and only the people on your list get through.
Who opened your page, how many times, and when they last looked — with totals, unique viewers, and a per-person breakdown.
Prefer an open link? Flip a page to public and anyone with the URL can view it, no sign-in required.
In a hurry? Publish without an account and send the link. If it matters, claim it into your account later — it keeps its URL and its view history.
Sign in with a Microsoft work or personal account. Share a page with everyone in your organisation in one click.
Sign in with Google as an alternative — recipients view a shared page with whichever identity matches the invite.
Sign in with Apple, including Hide My Email. Same private sharing and view tracking as every other provider.
Add FigurePages as a personal tab in Teams. Silent single sign-on means you're already logged in when it opens.
An AI-generated page is code you didn't write, often holding numbers you'd rather keep close. Here's exactly where the line sits — nothing gets watered down.
Run its own inline scripts, render charts and animations, use inline styles and data-URI images and fonts, and work in Teams, on phones — anywhere a browser runs.
Call home (fetch, XHR, WebSockets are blocked), load remote scripts or images, reach your account or tokens, or be opened by anyone without permission.