Share a Claude dashboard with someone who doesn't have an account
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Claude’s share links often ask your viewer to sign in — and can bill their account. Copy the dashboard out of Claude, paste it into Larssoni, and you get one link that opens for anyone, no account required.
When you publish from Claude, your viewer often needs a Claude account — and if your dashboard uses AI features, their account gets billed. If you’re sending work to a client or your boss, that’s not a link, it’s an obstacle course. Here’s how to send one that just opens.
Why a Claude link often fails
A Claude link is built for people inside Claude. When someone without an account opens it, they usually hit a sign-in screen first — and a client or a manager isn’t going to make an account to read your numbers. Worse, if your dashboard calls a model to do anything clever, that work can be billed to their account, not yours.
None of that is your fault, and none of it means the dashboard is bad. It just needs a home that opens the same way for everyone — no login, no “access denied.”
The 30-second fix
Get the dashboard out of Claude, then paste it into the box at the bottom of this page. Copying it out is quick:
In Claude, open the dashboard you want.
On a personal account: use the download or copy button just above it.
On Claude for Work: open the ⋯ menu on the dashboard → Copy code.
Paste what you copied into the box here.
A long dashboard scrolls off screen. If you select the text by hand you can miss the part you can’t see — the copy or download button takes the whole thing.
Send a link that just opens
Once you paste it here, you get a link you can send to anyone. They open it — on a laptop, on a phone — and it just works. No account, no wall, nothing to install.
You choose who’s allowed in: anyone with the link, only the people you pick, or anyone with your company email. And because it’s pointed at your own spreadsheet, you can keep it up to date without ever re-sending it.
Connect your Google Sheet once and the dashboard updates itself. The link you sent last week shows this week’s numbers — you did nothing.