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Public sharing

Cobblr can put a single view or record on a public URL that needs no login, so you can share it with someone or leave it up on a screen.

Turn on a public surface for a view or an entity, and Cobblr gives you a long, random URL. Anyone with the link sees a read-only version, with no account and no way into the rest of your workspace. It reads from a separate public endpoint, so only what you opted in to share is ever visible.

On a screen​

That public page renders as a TV-friendly gallery or list, so an old tablet or a wall display can show live status hands-off: a build board, a shop's current work, what's done this week.

Turning it off​

Each surface is enabled, disabled, or revoked on its own. Revoke it and the URL stops resolving right away, so sharing is never all-or-nothing and never permanent by accident.

A surface can be a saved view, a single record, a collection (an entity kind plus a filter, shared without creating a view first), a board (several views side by side, made for that wall display), or a whole custom app in read-only form.