Stacktree

About Stacktree

Stacktree solves the last mile of consultancy work: the deliverable that was worth thousands arrives as report_final_v3.pdf, its interactive charts flattened to screenshots and its living document beaten into forty slides, and nobody knows whether it was opened. Stacktree turns reports, decks, audits and proposals into private pages published on your own domain. Each client gets one address — acme.youragency.com — where everything you send them collects in reverse-chronological order with dates, so the link they bookmark at kickoff is still the right link at handover, and publishing adds to that index rather than making you maintain it. Access is a single passcode typed once and good for thirty days: no account for the client to create, no invite to accept, no login to adopt. Individual deliverables also live at their own paths under the same address. Updating a page keeps the link stable, so there is only ever one version in circulation. The analytics answer the question the PDF never could — when it was opened, how long the reader stayed and which sections held them — so a follow-up can start from where they got stuck rather than from a guess. The agent angle is deliberate rather than bolted on: full API and MCP access is on every plan including Free, so an agent that generates a board deck or a technical assessment as HTML can publish it and hand back a link.

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