<project>.nemu.page as soon as it is
running. Nobody but you can open it until you say otherwise.
Visibility
Private is the default. Change it with
/publish or from the Computer panel.
A password has to be at least 8 characters. Changing visibility later keeps the
password you already set unless you replace it.
Public and Password need Pro or above. Private and Workspace work on any
plan that has the Computer at all.
What a visitor gets
The preview as it is running, at that moment. It is a live development server rather than a deployed build, which has two consequences worth knowing. The machine has to be running. A stopped project serves nothing, and a visitor cannot start it: only you can wake your own project. Unless you turn on Always awake in Publish, the session limit still applies, and visitors do not extend it. A preview stops 30 minutes after the last time you worked on it however many people are looking at it, so a link you shared goes quiet when that happens and you have to start it again. See Computer for the per plan session lengths. Somebody looking at a shared preview keeps it awake, and an awake machine is metered. Serving a page costs almost no processor time, so this is close to the memory rate alone: about €0.02 an hour while people are on it, and nothing three minutes after the last visitor leaves. A hundred people opening the same preview costs about the same as one person leaving it open, because the meter reads the machine rather than the traffic. See Credits.This is a preview, not hosting. It is the right way to show someone what you
built and get a reaction. It is not the right way to run something people
depend on.
X-Robots-Tag: noindex, nofollow, so a shared link does not end
up in search results and a crawler cannot keep your project awake.
The editor address
The editor is served separately atide-<project>.nemu.page and is never
shared. Changing a preview to public does not expose the editor or the files.