A common challenge we found as our non technical team began to work with Claude Cowork was the ability to share HTML/markdown files with the rest of the team.With LLMs building is easy but sharing artifacts is still difficult. Getting a prototype or report meant using a technical platform like Cloudflare or Vercel to host simple web pages. Setting up these pages was too complex for non-technical folks and a waste of engineering time. While Claude and ChatGPT have recently added the ability to share artifacts, they lack flexibility with access control and lock your files into their platform.Dropway is a simple fix: drag your files into the dashboard (or deploy via CLI or MCP) and get a shareable URL in seconds. Access control is set per site: private email allowlist, org-only, or public. Every deploy is immutable and content-addressed, so versioning is automatic and rollback is one click.We added CLI and MCP integration so Claude, Codex, and Cursor can deploy directly to a site. You can create, share, iterate without leaving your LLM of choice.Source-available under FSL and self-hostable at https://github.com/danielpang/dropway. Or use our hosted option at https://dropway.devHappy to answer questions about the architecture or the MCP integration, and would love feedback from anyone who has run into this same friction.Thank you in advance!