What Lexill is
How Lexill turns Claude's drafts into private, branded pages your clients read and comment on.
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Lexill is a client-review layer for Claude: an MCP server that turns Claude drafts into private, branded pages your clients read and comment on.
You write with Claude as you already do. When a proposal, a requirements doc or a project update is ready, Claude puts it into Lexill as a draft. You read it, fix what needs fixing, and publish it. Your client gets a private link, signs in with their email, and comments on the page.
How it works
- Give Claude the input. Call notes, an email thread, a brief: whatever the page should come from.
- Claude drafts the page. It writes the page into the client's collection and gives you a private review link.
- You review and revise. Read it as your client will see it, ask Claude for changes, or fix a typo yourself.
- You publish it. Your client is emailed the first time you publish into their collection.
Claude stops at step 2. It can draft and revise pages, but it can't publish one or send an invite. You confirm each one.
Words you'll see
Collection
A private group of pages you share with one client. Each client gets their own collection, and only the people you invite can open it. Every account also has a sandbox collection that no client can see, for trying things out.
Page
One document in a collection: a proposal, a requirements doc, meeting notes. A page is a draft until you publish it.
Connector
The link between Claude and your Lexill account. You add it once, in Claude's settings or with one command in Claude Code, and sign in. There's no API key.
What you need
- A Lexill account. Start free: the free plan has one client collection and a private sandbox.
- Claude.ai, Claude Desktop or Claude Code.
Next, connect Claude: Claude.ai and Claude Desktop, or Claude Code.