Share an App Online: Link, WhatsApp & Publish | LLMinONE

How do I share an app I built myself with a link?

Every app in LLMinONE has a share button. One click publishes your app under a public link that you can copy, send or post on social networks. Visitors need no account and no installation — they see your app live in the browser immediately.

Create a public link

1. Open your project and click Share on the app you want — or Share app to make the whole project with all its apps public.
2. The share dialog shows your link in the form llminone.com/s/… together with a live preview of the app.
3. Click Copy to put the link on your clipboard. The same link stays stable for that app or project — sharing again does not create a new address.

Share via WhatsApp, X, Telegram and email

The same dialog has direct buttons: WhatsApp opens a chat with a ready-made message (“Check this out — built with LLMinONE”), X and Telegram open their share pages with the link, and email creates a finished message. You do not have to write anything yourself.

What visitors see

Anyone who opens your link lands on a clean overview page with your project name and all apps as instantly playable, interactive previews — no code, no chat history and no sign-in. If you share a single app, it appears as one large playable view with a fullscreen button. Download and export are blocked for visitors; a button at the bottom leads to LLMinONE so interested people can build themselves.

End the publication

With Unshare in the dialog you withdraw the link immediately: anyone opening it afterwards only sees the note that the link is no longer available. You can share the same app again anytime. For collaboration there are also team invitations by email with roles (viewer, editor, owner) — so you can work together without making the project public.

Related wishes

Industry & trades — for example “Workshop job management with customer status page”, whose status page you send to customers as a link. Restaurants & retail — for example “Online table booking with reminders and waiting list”. Family & everyday life — for example “Family calendar with shift plans and fair school-run sharing”.