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Design decisions rarely happen alone. Rivet can publish variants to a hosted preview so teammates, clients, or friends can weigh in without installing anything.

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Share a single variant

Click Share on a variant card (available for fresh-project directions). Rivet builds the variant, uploads it, and copies a public link to your clipboard:
Once it’s live, the button changes to Copy link. You can also share directions from past runs in the history view.

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Share the whole set

The canvas share puts every direction in the session on one page: a grid of live, clickable previews, each with its number, title, and subtitle, plus the prompt that produced them. One URL shows the whole exploration — useful when the question is “which of these three?”

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What recipients see

  • A live prototype. A real page they can click through, not a screenshot.
  • The framing. Titles and subtitles explain what each option is trying to do.
  • No code, no sign-in. Recipients don’t need a Rivet account. Your source code stays on your machine; only the built preview is uploaded.

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Turning feedback into changes

When feedback comes back (“love the second one, but the header feels heavy”), hand it to your agent:
“On the canvas I shared, take direction 2 and reduce the header weight — refine it in place.”
Rivet regenerates that direction from its current state, and you share the updated link. Feedback, refinement, re-share: that’s the loop.
Only fresh-project directions can be published to the public host. Variants in an existing project are shared the usual way — commit the winner and open a PR (see Using Git with Rivet).