I built the home my agents' work deserved.
I build a lot of things — an idea on a Tuesday, a working product by the weekend, most of it now made withAI. Claude Code, Cursor, v0, ChatGPT hand me single-file HTML all day: reports, dashboards, prototypes, little explainers. Good work that vanishes — buried in a tool's sidebar, or pasted into a Slack thread nobody can find a week later.
So I gave it somewhere to live. Wovo takes any HTML your agents make and turns it into a live, versioned page you can share, then files it in a library you and your team can actually search.
I'm not building Wovo to be the next unicorn. No growth charts, no exit plan. I'm building the tool I needed, for people who work the way I do.
Shipped
what's live nowInvite your team by email
Real invites from workspace settings — your teammate gets a signed link, joins your library, and private gating just works for them.
Deploy from any AI tool, one command
The npx @gowovo/wovo CLI and MCP server are published — your agent ships to Wovo from inside the tool you already live in.
One-click version rollback
Every version was already saved; now the page panel shows the history and restores any of them in a click.
Per-page access control
Public, team-only, private, or password, set per page and enforced everywhere. Plus private, unlisted, and public workspaces.
Teams, workspaces & deploy tokens
Your library lives at a shareable URL, organized by spaces and the tool that made each page. Rotate a deploy token and the old one dies instantly.
Deploy any HTML → a live, versioned page
From your terminal (wovo deploy), your AI agent (MCP), the browser, or the API. Every deploy snapshots a new version, so a bad change is never one step from gone.