Copy a Claude artifact, publish it on Hereon, and keep a hereon.app link under your account. With Cloud Data on, the page can remember people and saved data for small apps.
- What is a Claude artifact?
- When Claude builds a small web page, chart, or tool in the chat, that output is an artifact — usually a single HTML page you can preview in the sidebar.
- How is Claude's Publish different from hosting on Hereon?
- Claude's built-in Publish gives you a link on Anthropic's side. Hereon hosts the same HTML on a hereon.app address you control in your Hereon account — useful when you want your own URL, more than one live page, or optional Cloud Data.
- What happens if I unpublish a Claude artifact?
- If you unpublish in Claude, that published link may stop working. Anthropic has also noted you generally cannot publish the same artifact again after unpublishing. Hosting a copy on Hereon keeps a link under your account instead.
- Do I need to be a developer?
- No. Copy the artifact HTML from Claude, paste it on Hereon, and publish. There is no Git repo, terminal, or code editor required.
- Can the page remember users or saved data?
- Yes, optionally. After publishing, turn on Cloud Data in Studio if the artifact should keep votes, entries, or per-person state online. Static pages work without it.
- Is hosting a Claude artifact free?
- Yes to start. Free includes one live app. You can paste and publish without signing in first. See Pricing for live-app limits and paid features.