Interactive audits stay clickable
Expand failed audits, jump between categories, and keep the same Lighthouse navigation your engineers already know.

Whether you run Lighthouse in Chrome DevTools, the CLI, or Lighthouse CI, finish with an HTML (or HTML-containing) artifact, then ship the files together.
A single Performance number in chat loses the opportunity tree, third-party impact, and before/after filmstrip. Hosting the HTML report keeps the full audit narrative available during prioritization.
Expand failed audits, jump between categories, and keep the same Lighthouse navigation your engineers already know.
Attach the ReportArk URL to a PR or release ticket. Optional passwords protect pre-release URLs without forcing every viewer through your CI system.
Ask for owners and deadlines beside the audit that failed, so the discussion remains tied to the metric that moved.
What to upload and what reviewers will see.
No. It only hosts the HTML (and related static files) you already generated. Re-measure in your own pipeline when the site changes.
JSON alone is not a viewer. Upload the HTML report (or a package that includes index.html). Keep JSON in CI artifacts if you still need machine-readable diffs.
Report pages are noindex. Use share links for teammates and clients; do not rely on search engines to discover report content.
Public buckets and gists are easy to overshare and hard to discuss in context. ReportArk keeps private delivery, optional passwords, and signed-in comments in one product surface.
Export Lighthouse HTML, upload it once, and keep the audit trail available for the people closing the gaps.