Paste an HTML report, fix the text on the page, and share it by link

At my company, a lot of internal material is HTML. We needed one place to collect those HTML pages and share them with the people who need to read them, so I started building NOS. NOS is a workspace that keeps documents and HTML pages together. You paste in HTML you already have and see it rendered as a page. When a sentence needs changing, you click that text on the page and type the fix. The change is written back into the underlying HTML, so you don't have to open the code. To share a page, you sign in, save it to your workspace and send its link. The person who receives the link can open the page without an account, and you don't have to publish it as a separate website first. If you edit the page later and save, people who open the link you already sent see the updated version. You don't need to send a new link. For example, suppose you share a presentation page before a meeting, then notice a typo in a heading. You click the heading, fix it and save, and anyone who opens the same link afterward sees the corrected version. You can try pasting, editing and previewing your own HTML at https://nos-workspace.com without signing up, and sign in when you want to save and share a page.