Publish ChatGPT files and websites with Revdoku
The fastest path is manual: download the files from ChatGPT, drag them into Revdoku, and publish. A ChatGPT app or MCP connection is optional.
1. Create a Revdoku account
Create an account and sign in.

2. Download the ChatGPT output
Download the report, presentation, images, website files, or ZIP that ChatGPT created. For a website, make sure the folder contains index.html.
Open the output locally first if you want to check it before sharing.
3. Drag and drop into Revdoku
Open the Revdoku dashboard and drop the files or folder anywhere on the page. Revdoku creates a bucket and uploads the contents.
To replace files later, open the same bucket and drop the updated versions there.
4. Publish and share
Open the bucket and click Publish. Choose:
- Public for an open link,
- Password for a protected link,
- Require Email to identify visitors.
Copy the live link and share it. Revdoku keeps the bucket available for updates and shows its viewing activity.
Optional: connect ChatGPT as an AI agent
Connect ChatGPT only when you want it to update a bucket, publish, change access, or read analytics for you.
- In ChatGPT on the web, open Settings > Apps > Advanced settings.
- Create an app named
Revdoku. - Set the server URL to
https://app.revdoku.com/mcp, choose OAuth, and create the app. - Sign in with Revdoku and allow access.
In a chat, select Revdoku from the + menu and ask it to use your existing bucket.
What ChatGPT can do after Revdoku is connected
Once Revdoku is connected, ChatGPT can inspect a bucket, summarize the files in a published site, and check viewing activity without switching back to the dashboard.

For a published site, you can also ask ChatGPT for a short analytics summary before you follow up with a client or teammate.

Manage a published Revdoku site from ChatGPT
With Revdoku connected, ChatGPT can inspect a bucket, update an HTML page, republish the same URL, check analytics, and adjust access settings without moving files between tools.

For routine updates, ask ChatGPT to change the file in the existing bucket instead of creating a new site.

After republishing, ChatGPT can confirm the URL stayed the same and summarize recent viewing activity.
