FeaturesPublishing Sharing Working together Answers and numbers
What Solta does
Each feature on a page of its own: what it does, how it works, which plans have it, and where the docs go further.
Getting it out of the chat
- Claude and ChatGPT connectorAdd Solta to Claude or ChatGPT once, then ask in any conversation to publish what it built. The link comes back in the chat.
- Drafts and versionsUpdates are drafts until you publish them. The link stays the same, and old versions keep their own addresses.
- Install as an appOne setting, and a site goes on a home screen or dock, in its own window, working offline.
Who sees it, where, and for how long
- Passwords and private linksPublic, unlisted, password, invited, your workspace or only you, and an email asked for first if you like.
- Links that expirePick a date and the link stops opening after it. Move the date and it opens again.
- EmbedsTwo lines on any web page, a frame that resizes itself, and a list of the domains that may show it.
- Your own domainAn address you own, two DNS records, and a certificate Solta issues for you.
Feedback, sign-off and a shared library
- CommentsComments on a place on the page and on the version they were about, from people who need no account.
- ApprovalPublishing becomes a request: somebody else approves a version before the link serves it.
- WorkspacesA shared library with roles and defaults, where only the people who publish are paid for.
What comes back
Every plan, side by side, is on the pricing page. Who uses which feature for what is under use cases.
Try it with your own file
No account needed. Paste it or drop it, and the link is yours to keep once you claim it.
Or publish it from the chat
Add Solta to Claude or ChatGPT once, then ask in any conversation to publish what it built. The link comes back in the chat.