ReportArk
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ReportArk

ReportArk turns a finished HTML report into one controlled link without flattening its charts or interactions. Viewers can open the complete report in the browser, while approved teammates can discuss the evidence beside the report. Useful for test reports (pytest-html, Allure, Lighthouse) and reports produced by AI agents. ReportArk hosts and reviews reports; it does not generate them.

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PlanFree · Lite $99/yr · Pro $190/yr

About ReportArk

ReportArk is a hosting and review tool for finished HTML reports. Many teams already produce useful reports as standalone HTML files: test results from pytest-html or Allure, performance audits from Lighthouse, and analysis reports written by AI agents. Sharing those files is usually awkward. People attach them to chat messages or email, recipients download a copy, and charts or interactive elements may break when the file is opened outside its original folder. Feedback then ends up scattered across threads that have no connection to the report.

ReportArk takes a different approach. You upload a finished HTML report and get one controlled link back. Anyone with access opens the complete report directly in the browser, with its charts and interactions intact, instead of a flattened screenshot or PDF. The link stays the same, so there is one place to send people rather than several file copies.

Approved teammates can discuss the report right beside the evidence they are talking about. Comments stay attached to the report, which makes it easier to see what was questioned and what should change in the next version. This fits workflows where an AI agent publishes a report, returns a review link, and a person reviews it before the next iteration.

ReportArk does not generate reports. It hosts and reviews reports that you or your tools have already produced, so it works alongside whatever testing, auditing, or agent tooling you use today.

Pricing is freemium: a Free plan, Lite at $99 per year, and Pro at $190 per year. ReportArk is built by Steve Xu at Skylance LLC in the United States.

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Is ReportArk free to use?

ReportArk has a free tier plus paid plans, starting at Free. Plans listed: Free; Lite $99/yr; Pro $190/yr.

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Popular Developer Tools alternatives to ReportArk include CodeSpy, DevOp and Global TTFB Checker.

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