I Built a Notebook for Sharing Notes That Doesn't Ask You to Sign Up First

Description and use

SharePad is a web app that lets users quickly share Slack meeting notes without signing up, preserving Markdown formatting and providing a stable view link plus a one‑time edit token.

Problem

Users need a quick way to share meeting notes in Slack without creating accounts, losing formatting, or relying on external services that require sign‑ups or permanent storage.

Outcome

SharePad provides a zero‑signup, markdown‑friendly notebook that generates a stable view link and a one‑time edit token, enabling quick sharing in Slack and later editing without changing URLs.

Workflow

• Create a notebook via /new or /quick, paste markdown into the editor.
• Generate a view link (/n/slug) and an edit link (/e/token).
• Share the view link in Slack; keep the edit link private.
• Edit the notebook later using the edit link; changes are auto‑saved.
• Optionally lock the view link with a password, set expiry, or enable open editing.
• Print the notebook via /n/slug/print for a professional PDF.
• Delete or let notebooks expire automatically after a set period.
• Delete orphaned images from Cloudflare R2 via scheduled GitHub Actions.

Evidence

SharePad skips all of that. You write markdown. You get two links: View link and Edit link.

Source

No account. No password to create (unless you want to lock the view link).

Source