Published pages
Let a bot publish a web page to its own link on brainwrite.page, and choose who can open it.
A bot can publish a page it made, a single HTML file or a folder with an index.html, to a link of its own: https://<page>.brainwrite.page/. Ask the bot to publish the page; it replies with the link and a card in the chat. A new page opens for nobody until you choose on its card who can open it.
Pages come with a Brainwrite plan. You can publish from the desktop app (signed in to your plan) and from your Cloud.
How many pages
How many pages can be live at once depends on your plan:
| Plan | Pages live at once |
|---|---|
| Starter | 25 |
| Pro | 100 |
| Max | 300 |
| Team | 500 |
| Business | 1,500 |
During the free trial you can have 5 pages live. Your plan's pages open once its first payment goes through; to get them now, choose Start Pro plan now (with your plan's name) on the page's card or in Settings (Start your plan now).
Unpublishing a page frees its place. If your plan ends, your pages go offline, and they come back when it is paid again.
On a Team or Business plan, pages published from the team's Cloud count against the team's plan. Someone in the team without a plan of their own publishes from their desktop app under the team's plan, and those pages stay with the team.
Who can open a page
On the page's card, under Who can open this page, choose one of:
- Anyone with the link: anyone you give the link to can open it.
- Anyone with the password: visitors see a password page first. You type the password on the card, at least 8 characters; your bot never sees it. Changing it locks out everyone who used the old one.
- Only people you invite: list their emails on the card. A visitor enters their email and gets a 6-digit code from
noreply@brainwrite.app, valid for 10 minutes. Remove someone and they can't open the page anymore.
All three come with every plan. To change it later, choose Change on the card. You can also ask your bot, for example "password-protect the page we made for Vandana" or "invite vandana@example.com to the pricing page": it shows the same choice on a card, with its suggestion chosen, and nothing changes until you choose.
A page that needs a password or an invite isn't kept by shared caches or shown in search engines. After too many wrong passwords or codes, a visitor waits 15 minutes.
Updating and unpublishing
- Update: ask the bot to publish the same file or folder again. The link, and who can open it, stay the same.
- Unpublish: choose Unpublish on the page's card in the chat. The link stops working at once.
What a page can hold
- At most 5 MB and 200 files.
- HTML, CSS, JavaScript, JSON, text, CSV, Markdown, Parquet and Arrow files, images (SVG, PNG, JPEG, GIF, WebP, AVIF, ICO) and fonts (WOFF, WOFF2, TTF, OTF).
- Up to 30 publishes an hour.
The badge and reports
Every page shows a small Made with Brainwrite · Report badge in its corner. Anyone can use Report to tell Brainwrite about a page that breaks the acceptable use rules. Brainwrite reviews every report. A page that breaks the rules is taken down: its owner is emailed, and its files are kept for 30 days and then deleted. See Published pages in the Terms.