# notepad.page (notepad.page)

# notepad.page (notepad.page)

notepad.page gives an AI assistant a place to publish the pages it builds, instead of leaving results as a wall of chat text. Ask Claude, ChatGPT, or Grok to build something visual and useful — a recipe box, a trip planner, a budget that does the math — and it publishes to the user's own address at `yourname.notepad.page`.

It is aimed at people who already talk to an AI assistant and want what it makes for them to persist somewhere real: private by default, at a stable URL, with checkboxes and form fields that sync across devices. Setup is one connector (MCP) added to the AI app; after that, creating, updating, or sharing a page is just a sentence in the chat — no dashboard, no code.

The site lists two plans: Hobby is free, with 10 active pages and 100 MB of media; Pro removes the page cap, adds 10 GB of media, full sharing control, and automation tokens for developers. Founding Pro seats are listed on the site as of 2026-08-28 at $39/year (wave 1, limited to 50 seats, locked for life), with later Pro at $65/year or $6/month. The site states it runs on Cloudflare Workers, scans pages before sharing, uses passwordless sign-in, and carries no analytics or ad trackers.

notepad.page is a Proticom product built by Edward Tadros.

Find it at notepad.page; the MCP connector is at mcp.notepad.page/mcp.