Markdown · Private share · Read-only

Share Markdown files privately — links, images and all.

The fastest way to send a .md file to a client, teammate or reviewer. No GitHub repo, no PR, no copy-paste into Notion. Just a clean, password-protected link.

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How it works

1. Drop a folder of .md files

Drag a folder of Markdown files and the images they reference. Internal links between files just work.

2. Set a password

Create as many share links as you need — one per reviewer or team. Revoke or rotate any time.

3. Send the private link

Reviewers open a clean reader, type the password, and read your docs on any device.

What people use Quietdocs for

Anywhere you'd otherwise paste Markdown into Slack, zip up a folder, or spin up a private repo just to get eyes on a draft.

Send a README draft for review

Share an early README with a client or teammate before opening a PR. Internal links and badges keep working.

Share a spec or RFC privately

Hand a small group of reviewers a focused, password-protected link instead of a noisy doc thread.

Preview a docs site before publishing

Drop your /docs folder and walk a reviewer through the tree exactly as it'll read once it ships.

Send release notes or a changelog

Give beta testers a clean, distraction-free changelog link — no GitHub account required.

Why not just use ___?

Quietdocs is built for one job: getting a Markdown draft in front of a small group of readers, fast.

vs GitHub Gist

Public by default, ugly URLs, and relative links between files don't really work. Quietdocs is private by default and treats your folder as a single doc set.

vs Notion / Google Docs

Forces a paste, mangles code blocks, and loses your file structure. Quietdocs renders your Markdown as-is — fenced code, tables, headings and all.

vs A private GitHub repo

Reviewers need an account and have to navigate a repo. Quietdocs gives them one link and a password — they're reading in seconds.

vs Pasting into Slack

Long Markdown becomes a mess in chat and gets buried. Quietdocs gives you a permanent, revocable link you can re-share.

Frequently asked questions

Everything you might want to know before sending your first private Markdown link.

Does Quietdocs keep relative links between my .md files?

Yes. Upload a folder of Markdown files and links between them resolve correctly inside the reader, just like they would in a repo.

Will images in my Markdown render?

Yes. Drop the images alongside your .md files and they render inline in the shared reader.

Is the share link really private?

Every share link is gated by a password you set. Links are not indexed and you can revoke them at any time.

Do reviewers need to create an account?

No. Reviewers just open the link, type the password and read. No GitHub, no signup, no install.

Are code blocks and tables supported?

Yes. Fenced code blocks with syntax highlighting, tables, lists and blockquotes all render with sensible defaults.