One file becomes a review
You made an HTML report with an AI tool. Now colleagues or a client need to read it and leave precise feedback. Upload the file to Jotzu, invite reviewers, and keep every comment attached to the exact text or point it means.
Three ways to share it
A guest link shows one version to someone without an account. It is view-only, pinned to the revision you name, and it expires. You can revoke it at any time.
An invitation lets someone comment. Share the document by email address. The reviewer signs in with their own Jotzu account and joins your organization to take part. Members of an organization can see its member list, so invite outside reviewers with that in mind.
A web host publishes the file. When the goal is to run or deploy something rather than review it, use a host. Jotzu is a review workspace, not a hosting platform.
The review in four steps
- Upload one self-contained HTML, Markdown, or PDF file, up to 10 MiB.
- Invite reviewers by email and give them commenting access.
- Reviewers select text or mark a point to leave a comment. Several people can comment on the same document, and replies keep each discussion together.
- Publish the next revision yourself, or send selected feedback to your own agent. Comments stay on the revision where they were written, so the history keeps its meaning.
Limits, stated plainly
Each upload is one self-contained HTML, Markdown, or PDF file. There is no ZIP import. Scripts and fonts from other websites do not load. Jotzu copies the images placed in the page's image tags at upload; images loaded by style sheets or with relative paths do not show, so embed them in the file.
Reviewers sign in and join your organization, as described above. Commenting without an account is not possible; a guest link is viewing only.
Jotzu also reviews Markdown and PDF documents. This page walks through HTML because that is the most common AI-made review file.
Jotzu is free during the beta. External AI providers you connect may charge separately.
When a host or Claude's own sharing is enough
When you only need a link and no discussion, a static host is simpler. When the draft stays inside Claude as a supported artifact, its native sharing with commenter access may be enough. Bring the exported file to Jotzu when the review spans tools, needs comments pinned to exact places, or must keep feedback and revisions together.
For the full workflow, see how Jotzu works. Straight answers to common questions are in the FAQ.