Do readers need Perplexity?

No. The published page is independent of the tool that made it.

Can I host a PDF report?

Yes, and it opens in the browser instead of downloading, which is usually what you want for something you're circulating.

Will the dashboard still be interactive?

Yes, provided the data is in the file. If it queries a service that requires a key, that call won't work from a public page.

Can I keep it internal?

Set a password when you publish and only people with it can see the page.

How long does it stay up?

Indefinitely, until you take it down.

Host what Perplexity Labs built for you

Labs produces dashboards, reports and small apps. Publish one to a permanent address instead of leaving it in a thread.

You can host:

Drop your Perplexity Labs output here

Any other file works too — up to 25.0 MB, or 100.0 MB for a whole site

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Why the artifact has nowhere to go

Perplexity Labs does the research and then builds something out of it — a dashboard, a comparison, a formatted report with the numbers already in place. That output is genuinely worth showing to other people, which is where it runs into the same wall as every other in-chat artifact: the thing lives inside the tool, and the tool wants your reader to have an account.

What Perplexity gives you

Interactive dashboards and mini-apps built from research
Formatted reports you can export
Charts and generated assets from the same run

Output stays inside the thread

The thing you want to send is wrapped in the process that produced it.

Readers hit a sign-in

A shared link that asks for an account is a link most recipients don't follow.

Nothing permanent to point at

For a report you'll reference again next quarter, a chat thread is a poor filing system.

Putting Perplexity output online

1
Export what Labs produced
Download the app or page. An interactive result comes down as HTML; a report can be published as a PDF just as easily.
2
Drop it in
Drag the file or folder into the box above and pick an address that describes the report.
3
Circulate the link
It opens for anyone, renders in the browser, and stays where you put it.

Worth knowing

A PDF report publishes as well as an HTML one and opens in the browser rather than downloading.
Use a dated address — q3-market-review — when you'll publish an updated one later.
Interactive dashboards keep their interactivity, as long as the data is bundled rather than fetched from a private API.
Password-protect anything with commercially sensitive numbers in it.
Republishing to the same address means a circulated link always shows the current version.

Questions

Do readers need Perplexity?: No. The published page is independent of the tool that made it.
Can I host a PDF report?: Yes, and it opens in the browser instead of downloading, which is usually what you want for something you're circulating.
Will the dashboard still be interactive?: Yes, provided the data is in the file. If it queries a service that requires a key, that call won't work from a public page.
Can I keep it internal?: Set a password when you publish and only people with it can see the page.
How long does it stay up?: Indefinitely, until you take it down.

Try it with what Perplexity just made you

Drop it in at the top of this page and see the link for yourself. You only make an account once it's ready to go live.

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