About Artor

Artor takes the prototype your coding agent just built and puts it on the internet, at a link your team can open. Reviewers try the working thing, leave comments on the elements they are talking about, and your agent reads those comments back and publishes the next version. Every round keeps its own link, so nothing is lost between them.

Who it is for

Designers, product managers and design engineers who build with AI and then need other people to look at the result. If you are exporting screenshots, screen-sharing a localhost tab, or collecting feedback in a thread that has drifted three versions behind the build, that is the gap Artor fills. Reviewer seats are free on every plan — you pay only for the people who publish.

How it works

You install a command-line tool and ask your agent to publish. Artor builds the project, hosts the result, adds the review widget to the page, and gives you a URL. Anyone with the link can open it; public links need no account. Comments are pinned to the version and the element they were left on, and the same tool reads them back so an agent can act on them without anyone copying text between windows. Old versions stay live with their feedback attached, and any version can be remixed into an independent prototype.

It works with the tools you already use — Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Gemini, Copilot — and with Next.js, Vite, Astro, or a folder of plain HTML.

What it is not

Artor is not a production host. Prototypes carry per-plan view and storage limits, environment variables are meant for staging or demo credentials rather than production secrets, and the review layer assumes the people you invite are people you trust with an early build.

The company

Artor is built and operated by Alexandre Schrammel Tecnologia da Informação LTDA (CNPJ 37.609.214/0001-70), based at Avenida Paulista 171, Bela Vista, São Paulo/SP, Brazil. The terms that govern use of the service are in the Terms of Service, and what we do with personal data is written out in the Privacy Policy.

Start, or ask

The install guide takes about five minutes, and the CLI is published on npm. What shipped and when is in the changelog. For anything else, write to hello@artor.app or use the contact page.