Your assistant wrote the page. Now it can publish it and tell you who read it.
Connect Vela Drop to your assistant once. After that, you only ask. It publishes the page, gives each person their own link, and tells you who opened it, with mail scanners left out.
Free · No account · About a minute to set up
You
Turn these notes into a one-page report for the Northwind board and publish it. A separate link for each of the four directors.
Your assistant
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It's live, with one link per director. I've saved your edit link in
vela-drop-links.md. Ask me any time who has opened it.
You
Has anyone opened it yet?
Your assistant
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Two of the four directors' links have been opened, both on phones this morning. One more open was a mail scanner, not a reader, so I've left it out.
An illustration. Your assistant's wording will differ.
What you can ask for.
Your assistant does the work. These are the kinds of things people say to it.
"Publish this with a separate link for each of the three partners."
Each link is counted on its own, so you know whose copy was opened.
"Has anyone opened the quarterly report? Leave out the bots."
People and machines are kept apart. A mail scanner that fetches every link is not a reader.
"Did anyone get to the end of the course notes?"
Your assistant writes the page to report how far each reader got, then tells you who finished.
"There's a wrong date on the invitation. Fix it, same link." Pro
The new file goes behind every link you already sent. The old one is kept, in case you want it back.
"Only let people at acme.com open the proposal." Pro
Each reader proves their address before the page opens. Anyone else is turned away.
"Add a form so guests can reply, and send me the answers." Pro
The page collects the answers, and your assistant reads them back or exports them for you.
Pro capabilities can be asked for on any page. If a page doesn't have Pro, your assistant says what the capability does and where to see the price.
No cookies, no fingerprinting.
No counting cookie, no fingerprinting, and no injected scripts. Mail scanners and link previews are counted separately, not folded into your numbers.
Your HTML, byte for byte.
Nothing is added, nothing is rewritten, and no script is injected. What your assistant wrote is exactly what your reader sees.
Gone in 30 days.
Pages delete themselves after 30 days, so there is nothing to clean up: the file, its numbers, and its details, for good. On Pro you can keep one longer, if you choose to.
Or upload a file yourself.
Everything your assistant does here, you can do by hand. Upload one self-contained .html file and you get a link to share and an edit link to your dashboard, where you add a link for each person and see who opened it.
Free · No account · Pages delete themselves after 30 days
Q3 Proposal — Acme
Live123 KB · uploaded 2 Aug · deletes 1 Sep
Opens
47
Unique
~31
Last open
2h
The dashboard for one page, and the numbers your assistant reads. Each person's link is counted separately.
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Want to know who opened it? Add a tag for each recipient on your dashboard, then share the link with that tag on the end.
Your edit link
Anyone with this link controls the page. It opens your dashboard: links, numbers, and deletion. Save it now, or have it sent to you below.
Email me this link
One confirmation email. Nothing is attached to the page until you open it, and we never put the edit link itself in an email.
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