Generate a standalone HTML site from your Bruno collection, then put it exactly where people need it: a public portal, an internal wiki, or a private link. It's one file, so it goes almost anywhere.
Because the output is a single self-contained HTML file, you decide where it goes, with no docs platform dictating the answer.
Publish to a custom domain on GitHub Pages, Netlify, or Vercel so partners and customers can integrate on their own.
Drop it into Backstage, a docs hub, or an intranet page so every internal team hits the same reference.
Keep it behind your VPN or auth. Since it's a static file, it runs anywhere you can serve one, with no external service to trust.
Send it to a contractor, attach it to a ticket, or open it locally in a browser. No build step, no runtime.
Bruno renders your folders, requests, and environments straight into HTML. Nothing new to write.
Docs come from the source of truth, so they stay honest, with no parallel spec drifting out of date.
Copy the file to your static host or portal. That's the whole deployment.
Every request ships with cURL, Python, and JavaScript, so readers can call the API in seconds.
Pre-request and post-response logic is documented inline: the real behaviour, not a summary.
Readers can edit and execute requests right from the page and see real responses.
Generate a self-hosted HTML docs site in one click, then host it anywhere.