textclip.sh

Your 10,000-word prompt never touches a server. Yet anyone can send it to ChatGPT with one click. textclip.sh compresses massive text blocks into tiny URLs that work entirely in your browser. The trick: your text gets compressed and encoded directly into the URL itself. When someone clicks the link, their browser decodes it on the spot and sends the full text to Claude, Google, or your private LLM. Every byte stays client-side, which means your proprietary prompts, internal docs, or entire codebase never transits through third-party infrastructure. Developers embed these links in READMEs as "Ask AI" buttons. Technical writers share draft documentation with AI review tools. Teams building internal AI tools get instant integration without maintaining middleware. The compression handles prompts too large for standard URLs, and custom redirect targets let you point to local models behind your firewall.