dochost

dochost is a free HTML and Markdown host for people who need a document online right now and do not want to stand up a site for it. Paste HTML or Markdown into the editor, or publish straight from the command line, and you get back a clean hosted URL you can share immediately. There is no account to create, no build step and no deploy pipeline: the live preview renders as you type, and what gets published is a real static page with its own link, not a viewer wrapped around a file. Typical uses are a spec or onboarding doc you want to send to one person, a report or changelog that does not belong in a repository, a one-off HTML demo an AI assistant just generated for you, or a landing page you want to test before committing to a domain. Because the output is an ordinary page it opens on any device, can be linked from chat or email, and renders the same for everyone who opens it. The workflow is deliberately short: open dochost, paste or upload your content, check the preview, publish, copy the link. Free links can be public on the Explore feed or kept unlisted, and free pages expire after a set period so the service does not accumulate abandoned content. Paid options add a custom link and password protection when a page needs to stay up or stay private. It is built for developers, technical writers and anyone working with AI coding tools who ends up with HTML or Markdown that needs a URL more than it needs a repository.