Publishing & Sharing
Make your companion public and share it with the world.
Once your companion is ready, it is time to let people use it. Publishing makes your companion visible to the world, and the share modal gives you everything you need to spread the word.
Making Your Companion Public
Every companion starts as private -- only you can see it. To make it public:
- Open the companion's Share modal (from the action menu on the companion card, or from within the companion's settings)
- You will see a visibility toggle at the bottom of the modal
- Flip the toggle to make it public
When public, the toggle shows a message like "[Name] is live - ready to be shared" in indigo text. When private, it shows "[Name] is offline - make it live when ready" in amber text.
You can also toggle visibility directly from the companion card's action menu on your Home page.
Make sure your companion's profile is in good shape before publishing. At minimum, customize the name, description, personality, and greeting. The Profile Completion indicator can help you see what is missing.
The Share Modal
When you open the share modal for a companion, you get all the same sharing tools as your profile share modal:
QR Code
A scannable QR code unique to this companion's public chat page. Click Download to save it as an SVG file.
Social Media Sharing
Share directly to five platforms with one click:
| Platform | What Happens |
|---|---|
| Opens a WhatsApp message pre-filled with your companion's link | |
| X (Twitter) | Opens a new tweet with the companion's link |
| Opens the Facebook sharing dialog | |
| Opens LinkedIn's share page | |
| Opens your email client with a pre-filled message |
Link Bar
Your companion's public URL is displayed in a bar with two actions:
- Open in new tab -- preview the companion's public chat page
- Copy link -- copy the URL to your clipboard
Visibility Toggle
The toggle at the bottom of the modal lets you switch between public and private without leaving the share screen. When your companion is private, all sharing tools are dimmed and disabled -- the QR code blurs out and the social buttons become inactive.
When you make a companion private, its public link will stop working for visitors. They will no longer be able to access it until you make it public again.
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