I'm building NOS. You put an HTML page into it, click the text on the page to fix it, and share the page as a link.
Say you've made an HTML intro page for your project and want a colleague to see it first. Reading it over, you notice the headline runs long and one sentence is unclear. In NOS you click that text and type the new wording, without opening the code or asking an AI to regenerate the page.
Then you send the NOS link instead of deploying a separate site. Your colleague opens it without an account, and if you change more wording after they reply, the URL stays the same. A note with your draft copy can sit next to the page in the same workspace.
Pasting, editing and previewing work without signing up; creating a share link requires logging in. There's a free plan plus paid Personal and Team plans. I used AI to help draft this post. https://nos-workspace.com
If you try it with one of your own pages, I'd like to hear where clicking text to edit didn't behave as you expected, or where the page opened from the link looked different from what you saw while editing.