You have an HTML file: a landing page, a portfolio, a reveal.js or impress.js presentation, a one-page calculator, something an AI just wrote for you. It works when you double-click it. Here is how to get it on the internet at a real URL.
Sign in at benmore.ai, open the builder, attach or paste your HTML, and say "publish this as a page." Your file is live at yourname.benmore.ai with HTTPS in under a minute. CSS and JavaScript inside the file work exactly as they did locally, including presentation frameworks, charts, and animations.
If you would rather work from the command line:
brew install Benmore-Studio/benmore/benmore
benmore login
benmore new mysite && cd mysite
cp ~/Desktop/presentation.html static/index.html
benmore deploy
The file is live immediately, and every later edit hot-reloads in about a second. Add more pages by dropping more HTML files in static/; the filename becomes the route.
Slide decks built as HTML (reveal.js, impress.js, Slidev exports, or a deck an AI generated) are just pages: deploy them the same way and share the URL instead of emailing a file. Arrow keys, animations, and embedded video keep working. You can password-protect a deck for a client with one setting before sharing.
The difference between Benmore and a static file host shows up the day your page needs more than HTML: a contact form that actually stores submissions, a login wall, a waitlist, payments. Those are one sentence each in the builder, because every Benmore site is backed by a real database, auth, and an API from day one. Your static page does not need to migrate anywhere to become an app.
Put your HTML online free