What is Nippy?
Nippy presents an effortless way to share content via a website. By simply dragging and dropping your photos, files, or whole folders, you can quickly obtain a permanent link available for anyone to use—no need for coding or software installation.
When you upload images, Nippy automatically generates a well-organized gallery tailored for you. For documents, it creates a tidy download page, and if you upload website files, Nippy ensures they are hosted exactly as intended, offering each site a unique web address that is secured with HTTPS, guaranteeing the stability of your link. These hosted sites remain active indefinitely, as there are no imposed expiration dates, allowing you to maintain control over your content.
You can start with a free plan that permits one site, while opting for paid subscriptions unlocks a range of additional features, including custom domains, password protection, cookie-free visitor analytics, in-browser editing, and QR code generation. Furthermore, every paid plan comes with a 7-day money-back guarantee, providing users with the opportunity to test the service without risk while enjoying advanced functionalities, making it an appealing choice for anyone looking to streamline their content sharing.
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I stopped leaving my editor to ship a site
Date: Aug 28 2026SummaryI ship a lot of one-page sites. Claude publishes them straight to Nippy and I never leave the editor.
PositiveThe MCP server is the whole product for me. I tell Claude to publish, and the URL comes back in the chat. No CLI, no drag-and-drop, no dashboard.
Previews expire on their own. I send a lot of throwaway links to clients, and I no longer have a graveyard of dead demo sites to clean up.
No git repo needed. For a one-page site, connecting a repo and waiting on a build was always more work than the site itself.
The slot model made pricing obvious. I know what I pay before I publish, which is not true of usage-based hosts.
Password protection and per-site analytics are toggles, not integrations.
Forms work, which I did not expect. I assumed static meant no forms, so I had been embedding a third-party widget on every client contact page. Nippy captures the submissions itself. I deleted the widget, and the page got faster.NegativeForms are covered, but anything with real server-side logic still goes elsewhere. That was never a surprise, and it is not what the product is for.
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