Publish the intended web pages
Click Publish, choose the created.app subdomain or configured domain, include the required pages and functions, and confirm each route opens publicly.
Paste the public created.app URL or connected custom domain, send one review link, and collect contextual comments on the browser experience.












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Anything builds web and mobile apps from conversation. Its documentation separates private preview, public web publishing, app-store submission, workspace collaboration, and user authentication.
Four documented boundaries matter before review:
Anything says Preview is visible only to the builder, while Publish deploys the web app to a permanent public URL that anyone with the link can visit.
The publish flow lets you choose a created.app subdomain, pages, functions, and routes. Re-publish after changes to push updates live.
Anything documents custom domains for Pro or Max with an app ready to publish. DNS changes can take up to 48 hours to propagate.
Anything submits mobile apps to TestFlight or the Google Play internal testing track. That distribution flow is separate from a published browser app.
How it works
Click Publish, choose the created.app subdomain or configured domain, include the required pages and functions, and confirm each route opens publicly.
Paste the public browser URL into BugSmash and share the generated review link with clients, stakeholders, or QA.
Apply the approved changes in Anything, re-publish to push them live, and verify the same public route and access state.
Attach feedback to the page and interface location at its published browser URL.
Use the free created.app address assigned to the published web app.
Review the owned domain after the app is published and DNS setup has completed.
Review browser layouts at different viewports alongside Anything’s Desktop and Mobile web preview choices.
Keep the page URL, screenshot, browser, operating system, viewport, and available console details with each report.
When the rendered web app permits the BugSmash script, collect comments from an authorized user inside a signed-in session.
Use a published created.app URL or connected custom domain for web review. Preview, the private /build workspace, mobile builds, and protected routes have different access rules.
| Your URL | Review by URL | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| Published created.app web URL | Works | Paste the public visitor URL and review the selected published routes. |
| Connected custom domain | Works when published | Use the domain after DNS setup completes and the published app opens correctly. |
| Anything browser Preview | Private preview | Publish the intended web app and use its permanent public URL for external review. |
| Private /build workspace URL | Workspace access required | Invite a teammate for real-time builder collaboration, or publish the web app for external browser review. |
| Protected page requiring a user account | Use the Widget | A pasted URL does not bypass application login or authentication. Use the Feedback Widget inside an authorized signed-in session. |
| iOS or Android build | Mobile workflow | Use device preview, TestFlight, or the documented Google Play testing flow; a mobile build is not a website URL. |
Where the published frontend permits the BugSmash script, use the widget for an authorized reviewer inside a protected, personalized, or stateful web-app session. Anything continues to control user accounts and page access.
Keep builder collaboration, public web publishing, authentication, and mobile distribution distinct while comments stay attached to the intended browser route.

Collect contextual feedback on the published web product while editing and re-publishing remain in Anything.
See how
Review a public created.app URL or custom domain without joining the private builder workspace.
See how
Verify routes, responsive layouts, and authorized states with reproducible browser context attached.
See howRoute an actionable browser comment with its page URL, selected location, screenshot, browser, operating system, and viewport context preserved.
Context stays attached from comment to completion.
Send to your workflow
The destination changes. The context does not.
Keep the browser app beside screenshots, PDFs, videos, and launch materials with one feedback and approval trail.

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Up to 40% offThis year marked our strongest period of growth to date. Revenue climbed 42% year over year while our customer base expanded across eleven new markets, driven by continued investment in product.

Operational efficiency improved as automated workflows reduced manual review time by nearly a third. Looking ahead, we plan to double down on infrastructure, deepen key partnerships, and ship the roadmap our customers have been asking for.

Anything is the current product name. Its official announcement says the product started as Create, then used createanything.com, and is now at anything.com; existing links continue to work.
Paste the published created.app URL or connected custom domain and send a focused review link.
