Tiiny Host Alternative: Revdoku vs Tiiny Host
Tiiny Host nailed the simplest possible publishing job: drag a ZIP or PDF, get a link. Revdoku starts from the same drag-and-drop wedge and adds what you need when the link is client work: access gates, open notifications, per-visitor analytics, and buckets that hold the whole project — not just the published part.
Short Version
Use Tiiny Host for a quick throwaway page or a one-off PDF link with minimal ceremony.
Use Revdoku when the link goes to a client or investor and you need to know it was opened, control who gets in, keep private working files next to the published folder, and update the same link for months.
| Publishing need | Tiiny Host | Revdoku | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|---|
| Drag-and-drop a PDF or folder to a link | Yes | Yes | The core job: file in, link out, no hosting setup. |
| Password protection | Paid plans | Yes | Client previews should not be public URLs. |
| Email gate + visitor identity | No | Yes | Know exactly who opened the link, not just that someone did. |
| Open notifications | No | Yes | Follow up while your work is on their screen. |
| Per-visitor analytics | Basic analytics | Yes | Pages, clicks, and downloads per visitor on gated links. |
| Private files alongside the published folder | No | Yes | A bucket stores the whole project; you publish one folder. |
| Version snapshots and rollback | No | Yes | Undo a bad update without digging for old files. |
| Built-in feedback/contact form | Paid feature | Yes | Collect responses without a backend. |
| Update by API/CLI/AI agents | Limited | Yes | Automate repeat publishing into the same buckets. |
| Custom domains | Paid plans | Yes (Builder+) | Brand the link when clients see it. |
Where Tiiny Host Is Still the Better Fit
If the job is genuinely “put this one page online for a week” and nobody needs to be gated, notified, or tracked, Tiiny Host’s minimalism is a feature. Use it.
Where Revdoku Wins
The moment a link represents work someone is paying for — a preview, a proposal, a report — you want the DocSend half, not just the hosting half: who opened it, when, and what they looked at. Revdoku does both halves from one bucket.
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PDF or folder to a live link
The Tiiny-Host-style job on Revdoku, in under a minute.
Protected demo sites
Share prototypes behind a real password gate.