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Track who reads your Claude artifact.
You asked Claude for a deck, a report, a proposal — and got a polished HTML artifact. Then comes the awkward part: how do you send it to someone and know they actually read it? Screenshot it and lose the interactivity? Flatten it to PDF? HTMLRadar keeps the artifact exactly as Claude made it and adds read analytics on top.
How do you share a Claude artifact as a tracked link?
- In Claude, open the artifact and copy its code (or download it) — it's a single HTML file.
- Upload that file to HTMLRadar. You get a link like htmlradar.com/r/swift-falcon in about a minute.
- Send the link. The recipient sees the artifact rendered exactly as Claude made it — no signup required, no viewer wrapper around your content.
When Claude revises the artifact, upload the new version — every link you already sent serves the update, and the version history keeps the old ones.
What do you see when they open it?
A per-viewer dashboard: who opened it, active read time, scroll depth, and time per section — sections are auto-detected from the artifact's own headings. A three-second dwell floor separates a real read from a scroll-past, and you get an email the moment the first real read happens.
Why not just publish the artifact?
Claude's own publish link is great for broadcasting — but it tells you nothing about who read it. HTMLRadar gives each recipient their own link with its own gate: email-gate it, password it, expire it, or revoke it after the deal closes. Read analytics only work when you know who the reader is.
Common questions
- Does the artifact need any changes or tracking code?
- No. Upload the HTML exactly as Claude produced it — the tracker is injected when the doc is served through your tracked link, and your original file stays untouched.
- Do interactive artifacts work?
- Single-file HTML with inline scripts, styles, and embedded assets works out of the box — if it opens in a browser as one file, it can be served through a tracked link.
- Can the recipient tell it is tracked?
- Free-tier links carry a small "Powered by HTMLRadar" badge in the corner, and the tracker is added when the page is served — your uploaded file itself is never modified. No mouse tracking, no keystrokes, no session replay — section dwell, scroll depth, and active time only, and recipients can opt out.
First 2 tracked links free. No credit card. AGPLv3 source on GitHub.