Share the answer.
Receipts included.Turn any AI summary, glossary, chat thread or single cited answer into a link anyone can open - snapshot-frozen, revocable, no account needed to view.

No. Anyone with the link can open it in a normal browser tab: no sign-up, no extension. That's the point. You do the reading in Sidenote; they just get the answer.

Four things: a summary, a glossary, a whole chat thread, or a single chat answer. Summaries and glossaries can come from one document or from a multi-document collection.

A clean read-only page: the title, a snapshot badge, the shared content, and each citation written out as its verbatim quote (with the source document named for collection shares). Viewers can read and verify; they can't browse your library or edit anything.

No. A share link is a frozen snapshot of what you shared. If you want the link to show newer content, share the same item again and the same URL is refreshed with a new snapshot. Nothing changes behind your back.

Yes. Every link can be revoked from the Shared-links manager in the extension or from the document page in the dashboard. Revoked links stop working immediately.

No. Share URLs use long unguessable tokens and the pages carry a noindex directive, so they're only reachable by people you actually give the link to.

Only the shared content itself: the summary, glossary or answer text with its cited quotes. Viewers don't get access to your library, your account, or the rest of the document.