Fix a demo page's wording after feedback and keep the same link

I'm building NOS. It's a place to put an HTML demo or intro page, fix its wording right on the page, and share it as a link. The page can be hand-written or made with an AI tool.

Say you've made an intro page for your app and want a few people to react before launch. You paste the HTML into NOS and it shows up the way it was built. You make a link and send it. They open it without signing up, and there's no separate website to deploy first.

The feedback comes back: the headline is confusing. You click that headline on the rendered page and type new wording. The change is written back into the original HTML, so the file you keep matches what people see. You don't open the code or ask the AI to redo the page.

The link stays the same after the edit, however many rounds you go through. We don't take addresses back, because when a link someone already has stops working, they're the one who pays for it. Your reviewers just reopen the link they have.

Pasting, editing and previewing work without an account. Saving the page and making a link need one, so the sign-up step sits with the maker, not with the people opening it. If it helps, your notes for the demo and the feedback as it arrives can live in a doc in the same workspace, next to the page, instead of scattered across your downloads folder and chat apps.

Editing on the page and keeping one link are both aimed at the point where feedback starts changing your wording: you fix it where you see it, and your reviewers keep the link they already have. If you send demos out for feedback, I'd like to hear whether that fits how your rounds go, or where it gets in the way. NOS is at https://nos-workspace.com.