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Publish and share

Move from active product work into review, sharing, and shippable output.

User-facing guide
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Share progress early

You do not need to wait until everything is perfect. Use Iterel to review work in context and align on direction before launch.

Sharing options

Open the Share panel and click Create new link to generate a share link. For each link you can set:

  • Label — a custom name for the link
  • Role — Viewer, Editor, or Admin access
  • Section permissions — checkboxes to control which sections are visible
  • Password protection — toggle to require a password
  • Expiration date — set when the link stops working
  • QR code — click the QR icon to generate a scannable code

Click Copy link to copy the URL to your clipboard.

Team sharing

Invite team members with role-based access. See Sharing and permissions for full details.

Export and deployment

Ask the Conductor to export or deploy, or use the publish options from the Code workspace:

Export as ZIP

Click Export code (or ask the Conductor "Export code as ZIP") to download a clean, self-contained archive of your entire generated codebase. The ZIP includes all source files, dependencies list, and environment variable templates ready to deploy on any platform.

Publish to Vercel

For one-click deployment:

  1. In the Code workspace, click Deploy in the toolbar.
  2. Connect your Vercel account the first time. Iterel will prompt you to authorise it.
  3. Choose a project name and your target region.
  4. Click Deploy — Iterel pushes the code and launches a Vercel deployment. A live URL appears in the Conductor panel when it's done.

Subsequent deploys are faster — just click Deploy again.

Push to GitHub

To push your generated code to a GitHub repository:

  1. Open the Git tab in the code editor's bottom panel.
  2. Connect or select a repository in the Git panel.
  3. Review the staged files, write a commit message, and click Commit & Push.

The Engineer agent can pre-fill commit messages describing what was built.

Custom domain

After deploying to Vercel, you can configure a custom domain from your Vercel project settings.

Review before launch

Before publishing, verify: the problem and audience are clear, the user journey works, the interface is consistent, and the implementation reflects intended behavior.