Fixing a project's HTML explainer on screen and handing it off as one link

I'm building NOS, where you paste in an HTML page, fix its text by clicking right on it, and share it as a link without a separate website deployment.

Take a hypothetical case. Say you've finished a sensor build and wrote a one-page HTML explainer for it: what it does, the parts, the wiring, how to read the output. Before handing the project over, you want a teammate or client to read it.

You paste the HTML into NOS and it shows up as the original page. You notice a wrong pin number in the wiring section, click it, and type the right one. You don't open the source file to do it.

Then you send the link. The person opening it doesn't need an account; you need one to save and publish. If you fix something again next week, the link stays the same, so what you already sent shows the update.

The page also doesn't have to travel alone. Notes and docs live in the same workspace, so a parts list or a log of what changed can sit right next to it.

If you have an HTML page for one of your own projects, you can try it at https://nos-workspace.com.