Put something live today.
An investor update, a metrics page, a launch tool — describe it and send a link before the meeting ends. No designer, no deploy.
Building it now — a hosted page, live, in seconds.
Q3 Revenue
| Region | Revenue | Δ |
|---|---|---|
| AMER | $612k | +18% |
| EMEA | $284k | −6% |
| APAC | $174k | +9% |
Founders and early-stage creators use ShareOut to turn an idea into a live, shareable page in minutes — investor updates, metrics dashboards, launch pages, and internal tools — without a designer, a deploy, or a data team. You describe what you need in plain language, connect your data once, and send a single link that stays current on its own. It is the fastest way to look like you have a team behind you when it is still just you.
A deck is dead the moment you export it.
You rebuild the same numbers every week, screenshot charts into slides, and email a PDF that is stale by the time it is opened. Founders move too fast for static.
Idea to live in one sentence
Describe the page you need. ShareOut builds a real, hosted page you can share immediately.
Metrics that update themselves
Connect your sheet or warehouse once; your investor update shows the right numbers next month, automatically.
A link, not an attachment
Send one URL. Update it in place. Everyone always sees the current version.
How founders use ShareOut
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Describe the page you need
Type a sentence — "an investor update with MRR, burn, and a growth chart" — and ShareOut builds a real, hosted, interactive page. No template hunting, no design tools, no front-end code.
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Connect your numbers once
Link Stripe, a Google Sheet, your warehouse, or any API. The page reads live from the source, so next month it shows the right numbers automatically — you never rebuild it.
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Send one link, update in place
Share a single URL with investors, customers, or your team. When the story changes, you edit the page — not twelve copies. Everyone always opens the current version.
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Let it run while you build
Schedule a crew to refresh the data and post a weekly summary to Slack or email, so your update keeps itself alive without you touching it.
See it running.
What founders build with ShareOut
"I send investors one link now. It is always current, and it looks like we have a data team."
Questions, answered
How do founders use ShareOut for investor updates?
Describe the update you want — key metrics, a growth chart, a short narrative — and ShareOut builds a real, hosted page. Connect your Stripe, Google Sheet, or warehouse once and the numbers stay current, so the single link you send investors is always up to date. No rebuilding the deck every month, no exporting a PDF that is stale by the time it is opened.
Can I build a metrics dashboard without a data team or engineer?
Yes. ShareOut turns a plain-language description into a working, interactive dashboard, and connects to your existing data sources without code. Founders ship investor-grade metrics pages, KPI trackers, and launch tools themselves — usually in minutes, not a sprint.
Is it better than Google Slides or a PDF for a pitch?
A slide or PDF freezes your numbers the moment you export. A ShareOut page is a live link: the metrics refresh from the source, viewers can filter and explore, and you update it in place so everyone always sees the current version. You share one URL instead of emailing attachments that bounce and go out of date.
How fast can I put something live?
Most pages go from a sentence to a live link in under a minute. Describe it, refine it in the browser editor, and share — no deploys, no exports, no waiting on design.
Is my data private?
Artifacts are private by default. You control visibility per page, can publish behind your own workspace or subdomain, and your data stays connected through your own credentials.