Alex

👋 Hey StartupBase!

I built Thryvate to close the gap between "my AI just generated something cool" and "here's a real link I can share."

We've all been there. Claude or ChatGPT builds you a slick page, a game, a report, a little tool, and then it's stuck in a chat window. Copy the HTML, find a host, wire up a domain, figure out auth, and the moment's gone.

Thryvate makes that last step disappear. Point your AI at it (it speaks MCP, so Claude can publish and update sites directly), or paste your HTML into the dashboard. Either way you get a live, shareable URL in seconds. Then:

🔒 Privacy controls: public, password-protected, or an allowlist of verified viewers
🔁 Update in place: the link never changes as you iterate
🗄️ A built-in data backend: add a leaderboard, waitlist, or guestbook with no server of your own
🌐 Custom domains when you're ready to make it yours

No build step, no hosting setup, no backend to babysit. Just ship the thing.

Would genuinely love your feedback. What would you publish first? And happy to answer anything about how it works under the hood. 🙏

This looks great. How are you handling sites that have strong bot detection or anti-automation measures? Have you run into issues with accounts getting flagged?

This looks really interesting. One thing I’m struggling with is Reddit account bans. How are others handling that? Have you found any strategies that reduce the risk of getting banned, while pointing out your product?

Nice resource. I’ll be adding my startup here and trying the other directories too.