HTMLRadar · Use case
Track the HTML deck you already built.
Updated August 2026
To track an HTML deck, upload the file or paste the URL you already host, and HTMLRadar gives you a tracked link that keeps the deck as a live page. You see who opened it, which sections or slides they read, active time and scroll depth. Free for two tracked links, open source.
Your deck is already HTML — a Claude artifact, a reveal.js build, a ChatGPT one-pager, or a hand-rolled page. HTMLRadar keeps it that way: send a tracked link and see which sections people read.
How do you share an HTML file as a tracked link?
Upload a .html or .htm file, or paste a URL you already host. HTMLRadar gives you a share link for each recipient. Replace an uploaded file later and every existing link serves the new version.
What do you see when someone reads it?
- The Ask2m 41s
- Team1m 58s
- Traction1m 35s
- Problem12s
- Market sizing—
The tracker attributes reading time to the headings and slides the recipient actually viewed. A three-second dwell floor keeps quick scroll-pasts from counting as reads.
Does it work with AI-generated decks?
That's the point. A Claude artifact you can export as portable HTML, or a reveal.js deck bundled as a standalone page, can go straight into HTMLRadar. You do not need to convert it to PDF first.
Common questions
- Does HTMLRadar host the file?
- Yes. Upload the HTML and it is hosted and versioned for you. Replace the file and old links keep working. Or paste a URL you already host and share it through a tracked link.
- Do I have to add a tracking snippet to my deck?
- No. The tracker is injected automatically when the deck is served through your tracked link. Your original file stays untouched.
- What counts as a read?
- Active time with a three-second dwell floor per section — scroll-pasts and accidental opens don't count as reads.
First 2 tracked links free. No credit card. AGPLv3 source on GitHub.