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Every Build task has its own visibility setting. You choose who can view each task: just you, or anyone with the link. Visibility is set per task, giving you fine-grained control over what you share.

Visibility levels

LevelWho can see itBest for
PublicAnyone with the linkShowcasing work, sharing examples, community contributions
PrivateOnly you (the task creator)Personal work, sensitive data, draft explorations
Public tasks display a Rocket watermark. Anyone can view the output, but only the task creator can edit it. Private tasks are completely hidden from other users even if they have the URL.

Set task visibility

You can set visibility when creating a task, or change it at any time from inside the task.
Before submitting a new task from Home, click the lock icon next to the send button to choose Public or Private.Home screen input with the visibility dropdown open, showing Public and Private options with descriptions.Home screen input with the visibility dropdown open, showing Public and Private options with descriptions.

How visibility affects sharing

Public tasks: Copy the task URL and share it with anyone. Recipients can view the task output without logging in. Private tasks: Private tasks are completely hidden from other users. If you later change a private task to public, the full task history becomes visible immediately.
Changing visibility from Private to Public exposes the entire task history, including all messages and outputs. Review your task content before making it visible.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. See the steps in the From inside the task tab above.
No. Visibility controls who can see the task, not what Rocket can do with it. Rocket has full access to the task’s files, context, and connected services regardless of visibility.
No. Each task has its own visibility setting. You can have a mix of public and private tasks within a single project.

What’s next?

Task collaboration

Share tasks with teammates via link or email.

Manage tasks

Rename, star, move, or delete a task.