Liveleaf

Read what AI made.

Liveleaf opens the HTML files that ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and other AI tools create, right on your iPhone and iPad. Dashboards, calculators and reports stay interactive, run offline, and stay private.

Coming soon to the App Store

Free of tracking. Requires iOS 18 or later.

A sales dashboard made by AI, open in Liveleaf

Opens what AI builds

Reports, dashboards, charts, calculators, study notes, travel plans. If an AI tool gave you an HTML file, Liveleaf shows it the way it was meant to look.

Scripts and interactions work, so sliders slide and charts redraw.

An interactive compound interest calculator in Liveleaf

Private by default

Every file runs in its own sandbox with the network turned off. Nothing leaves your device unless you say so.

When a page wants to load fonts, images or data from the internet, Liveleaf asks first. Allow it once for that page, or keep reading offline.

Liveleaf asking before a page loads content from the internet

Quietly organized

Your recent files are kept on the device, ready to reopen. Find text on a page, export it as a PDF, or share the original file.

Links you tap open in Safari. Files a page generates, like a CSV export, go to the share sheet.

The Liveleaf home screen with a list of recent files

How it works

  1. Ask your AI for an HTML fileA report, a chart, a tool. Download or save the file it makes.
  2. Send it to LiveleafTap Share and choose Liveleaf, or open it from the Files app.
  3. Read and use itIt opens offline, fully interactive, and stays in your recents.

Questions

Which AI tools does Liveleaf work with?

Any tool that gives you an HTML file, including ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok and coding agents. Save the file, then open it in Liveleaf.

Does Liveleaf need an internet connection?

No. Pages run offline by default. If a page wants to load something from the internet, Liveleaf asks first, and you can allow it for that page.

Does Liveleaf collect my data?

No. There are no accounts, analytics or ads. Your files stay on your device. See the privacy policy.

What files can Liveleaf open?

Single-file HTML documents (.html and .htm), including their CSS and JavaScript.