Publish your HTML.
Keep everyone up to date.
Give your reports, dashboards and prototypes a shared home.
Organize the work, gather feedback, and keep the same link as it evolves.
Studio North
A little space for the work taking shape.
Quarterly report
Document, v3Team draft 2 open commentsProject dashboard
Interactive HTML, v2Shared with clientsStorefront concept
Prototype, v1Team onlyA place for every project
Group your work in folders. Find it in a visual gallery or a detailed register.
A link that stays useful
Publish the next version at the same address, with earlier versions still available.
Feedback stays with the work
Keep the conversation beside the document, with separate team and client discussions.
From a file on your computer
to work everyone can find.
Keep creating with the tools you know.
Let vitrines take care of the handoff.
- 01
Bring your HTML
Upload files in your browser, or ask your connected assistant to publish them.
- 02
Give it a home
Choose a project, add folders, and invite the people you work with.
- 03
Keep it moving
Discuss the work, publish a revision, and share the version that’s ready.
Work in progress.
Share when you’re ready.
Your team can keep refining a document while clients see the version you’ve chosen to share.
- A history of versions and publishing activity
- Explicit control over client releases
- Conflicting updates flagged for review
One document. Every version.
- v3Refining the recommendationsLatest versionTeam draft
- v2Ready for the reviewClient link opens this versionShared with clients
- v1First editionAvailable in version historyPrevious
A few useful details.
Before you bring your first file.
What can I publish?
HTML reports, dashboards and interactive prototypes, including bundles with multiple files. Upload in your browser or publish through a connected assistant. Hosted submissions can be up to 3 MB.
Can I keep using my own AI tools?
Yes. Bring HTML from any tool. Assistants that support remote MCP can connect to vitrines to publish and update documents. You can also upload files yourself.
Who can see my work?
Your Personal project starts private. Invite colleagues to collaborate, or give clients access to a project. Clients only see the versions a project manager explicitly shares with them.
What happens when someone publishes an update?
The document keeps its address and version history. New drafts stay with the team until shared with clients. If two people update the same version, vitrines flags the conflict for review rather than silently replacing newer work.
Your next piece of work
has a home here.
Start with one project. Build from there.