Drop HTML.
Get a link.
Share single-file HTML reports from any machine. One command, one unguessable link. No accounts, no database.
Install in one line →One, two, three.
- 01
Generate
A script, a CI job or a coding agent writes a single self-contained HTML file.
- 02
Upload
Run
reportbin report.html— or pipe it from stdin, or use plaincurlwith a token. - 03
Share
Open the link on your laptop, your phone, or send it to a teammate. Nobody has to sign up.
Set up in one line.
$ curl -fsSL https://reportbin.dev/install.sh | sh
- Open Terminal. Press ⌘ Space, type “Terminal” and press Return.
- Paste the command. Copy the line above, paste it with ⌘ V and press Return.
- Enter your token. Paste the upload token when asked. Ask whoever runs this server for it.
- Open a terminal. Press Ctrl Alt T.
- Get curl. If it’s missing, run
sudo apt install -y curl. - Paste the command. Copy the line above, paste it with Ctrl Shift V and press Enter.
- Enter your token. Paste the upload token when asked. Ask whoever runs this server for it.
Installs one small shell script to ~/.local/bin and keeps your token in ~/.config/reportbin. Nothing else. Read the installer before running it. To uninstall, delete both.
Links are 128 random bits — they can’t be guessed or listed. Scripts in a report still run, but sandboxed, walled off from the service and every other report. Reports are plain files on your own server. Nothing else.
Found a bug? Say hi.
$ reportbin --hi "your message"
Bugs, ideas, anything. It goes straight to whoever runs this server.