Demo sites often need to be shown before they are public. Revdoku password protection gives the site a real access gate while keeping the sharing workflow simple.
1. Build or generate the demo
Drop your prototype folder into a bucket — an exported build, a hand-made HTML demo, or something an AI tool generated for you.
2. Publish with password protection
Choose password access before sharing the URL.
Note: the Revdoku password gate is enforced by the bucket access layer, not by editable page HTML.
3. Send the demo link and password
The visitor opens the URL and enters the password before the prototype loads.
4. Watch access notifications
Owner notifications and analytics show when the demo was accessed.
Takeaway
Use password-protected Revdoku demo sites for client previews, private prototypes, sales demos, and stakeholder review links.