Your data is portable
Your data is yours. Everything you create on ShareOut is exportable — no proprietary formats, no exit fees, no dark patterns. We keep customers by being good, not by locking doors.
Artifacts are just HTML
Section titled “Artifacts are just HTML”A ShareOut artifact is a standard, self-contained HTML page — not a proprietary render format. Fetch the page and you have the source:
curl https://shareout.site/a/{slug}/There’s no compiled bundle you can’t read and no ShareOut-only markup you can’t take elsewhere. Drop the HTML into any static host and it still works, minus the ShareOut-hosted data layer.
Your data lives behind documented REST APIs
Section titled “Your data lives behind documented REST APIs”Everything an artifact stores — JSON, table rows, blobs — is reachable through
the same /v1/data API your artifact itself uses. Nothing is
locked in an internal format only ShareOut’s UI can read:
curl https://shareout.site/v1/data/{artifact_id}/json/{key} \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TOKEN"curl https://shareout.site/v1/data/{artifact_id}/tables/{table}/query \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TOKEN"See the Storing data guide and SDK overview for the full read surface — json, tables, blobs, and beyond.
One-click export
Section titled “One-click export”Export from the artifact card menu (↓ Export icon) or the API — downloads a
zip of the published HTML source plus all its data (json keys, table CSVs, blobs)
with a manifest.json. No API scripting required.
| Endpoint | Who | Contents |
|---|---|---|
GET /v1/artifacts/{id}/export | Owner or workspace admin | One artifact |
GET /v1/workspaces/{id}/export | Workspace owner or admin | All artifacts (cap 200 per zip) |
Zip layout per artifact: source/ (published files), data/json/*.json,
data/tables/{table}.csv, and manifest.json (name, slug, version).
Custom subdomains and domains move with you
Section titled “Custom subdomains and domains move with you”- Teams: a custom subdomain (
yourteam.shareout.site) — see Custom subdomain. - Enterprise: a custom domain you control, so your URLs don’t have to change even if your relationship with ShareOut does.
Deleting your account or workspace
Section titled “Deleting your account or workspace”Deleting an artifact, workspace, or account removes its content. Artifacts have a 30-day recovery window before permanent purge — see Publishing artifacts → Deleting & restoring. For DPA requests or other data-handling questions, contact security@shareout.site. The public Security & Trust page lists subprocessors, encryption practices, and moderation details.