Share localhost. Get live feedback, instantly.
One command turns localhost into a public URL. Viewers leave a voice memo right on the page. You get the transcript, ready for your agent.
The pain
Sharing the app is easy.
Hearing them is harder.
You built something worth showing. A demo, a feature, a side project. You want a colleague, a friend, a customer to actually try it. Click their own buttons. React in real time. On their own machine.
Public URLs are easy. Capturing what they actually thought is not. They open the link, react out loud at their desk, close the tab, and whatever crossed their mind goes with it.
The fix
Hand over a URL. Get a voice memo.
- 1
Run one command.
stoa sharelocalhostlists your running dev servers. Pick one. You get a public URL back. - 2
They open the link.
No login. No install. A small button sits in the corner of every page. They click, record a voice memo, and send.
- 3
Their words land as agent-ready text.
We transcribe the audio. The transcript drops into
~/.stoa/feedback/next to the original recording. Pipe it straight to Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, or whatever's building the next change.
More than a tunnel
A public URL is the start.
The feedback loop is the point.
Install the Stoa CLI
For you, today
Ship the demo.
Hear the reactions.
One command. Nothing to install for your viewers. The next time you share something you built, you'll have their words saved next to the URL you sent them.
The bigger picture
The smallest piece of a much bigger loop.
Stoa runs the same loop across your whole team. Every meeting, every agent run, every change in the codebase, captured as it happens and kept next to the work. The full one is multiplayer AI for teams.