Where we left off
Two days ago, Aii Cloud learned to build, publish, and work on a schedule. All of that was about what Aii Cloud makes.
This update is about the conversation itself. The best chats — the ten-year gold analysis, the landing page built turn by turn, the research that actually answered the question — used to be trapped in your account. Now they travel.
Share a whole conversation
Every chat now has a Share button. Click it, confirm, and you get a clean public page at an unguessable link — the full conversation, readable by anyone, no account needed.
A few deliberate choices in how that works:
- It's a snapshot, not a live feed. Sharing publishes the conversation up to this message. Anything you say afterwards stays private until you explicitly hit Update — and the link never changes.
- Anonymous by default. Your name appears nowhere on the page. Readers see the messages and the cited sources — never your identity, and never the model's internal reasoning.
- Revocation means revoked. Unpublish, and the link dies instantly and permanently. Share the chat again later and it gets a brand-new link — the old one can never come back to life.
Charts and pages render live — right on the share page
If your conversation built something — a chart, a landing page, a full HTML document — the share page doesn't dump source code on your readers. It renders the artifact live, in a sandboxed preview with a Preview / Code toggle, the same way you saw it in the workspace. Chart libraries and all.
So a shared build chat reads the way it should: the request, the reasoning in prose, and the working result — not nine thousand pixels of markup.
See it for real: a ten-year gold price analysis, shared straight from a chat — the conversation, the cited sources, and the chart drawing itself live in the Preview tab. Scroll to the bottom and you'll meet the follow-up composer from the next section, too.
Anyone can continue it
Here's our favorite part. At the bottom of every shared page sits a composer: "Ask a follow-up to this conversation…"
A reader types their question, signs in (their half-typed draft survives the round trip), and the conversation forks into their own private copy — full context included, picking up exactly where the page left off. Your original is structurally untouched: their follow-ups never appear in your chat, your later messages never appear in theirs, and you're not notified or charged anything.
It's the difference between showing someone a transcript and handing them the steering wheel.
And pass it on
The share page itself has a Share menu now — X, LinkedIn, Facebook, Reddit, or email, each prefilled with the title, the link, and #MadeWithAii where the platform supports it. On phones it opens the native share sheet. Posted links unfurl into a proper card.
So the loop closes: you share a conversation → a reader continues it as their own → they share theirs. Every link in that chain is a working example of what Aii Cloud does.
The small things that make it feel finished
The same pass tightened the edges: a consistent Share button across the chat, the workspace, and the public page; an Open published site action right in the artifact menu so you can see exactly what the world sees; and even dead links got a proper page — if something was unpublished, visitors get a clear explanation and a way back, not a blank wall.
Still free, still no keys
Nothing about the front door changed. cloud.aiiware.com, Google or GitHub sign-in, a generous free tier every day, no credit card. Sharing is free, continuing someone's conversation is free, and the person who shared pays nothing for either.
Try it
https://cloud.aiiware.comAsk something worth keeping. Share it. Then watch someone else take it further.
— The AiiWare Team
Aii Cloud is in active development. Web chat, web search, build mode, artifact publishing, scheduled tasks, and conversation sharing are live at cloud.aiiware.com. Follow @aiiware for updates.