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The public Hubbo pages you can link to or embed in an iframe, and how the embed=1 flag changes them.
Some Hubbo content is available as a public page on app.hubbo.io. You can link to these pages or embed them in an iframe on your site. All three are keyed by your account key.
| Page | URL | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Notification page | https://app.hubbo.io/page/{key} | Lists published notifications for the account. A single notification opens at /page/{key}/{id}. These URLs are public and shareable; Visitor auth targeting applies to the embed, not as a lock on these pages. |
| Roadmap | https://app.hubbo.io/roadmap/{key}/{id} | A published roadmap. Add ?embed=1 for the iframe-friendly version. |
| Status page | https://app.hubbo.io/status/{key} | One status page per account. Add ?embed=1 for the iframe version. |
If the account key is wrong or the project was deleted, public pages show that the content is no longer available. The embed script may still download, but the widget shell (bell, NPS, surveys) does not mount without a valid project.
Append ?embed=1 when the page is shown inside an iframe. The embed variant is built for being framed: for the status page it hides the subscribe form, and for the roadmap it renders only the board.
https://app.hubbo.io/roadmap/ACCOUNT_KEY/ROADMAP_ID?embed=1
https://app.hubbo.io/status/ACCOUNT_KEY?embed=1<!-- Status page -->
<iframe src="https://app.hubbo.io/status/ACCOUNT_KEY?embed=1" title="Status" style="width:100%;min-height:720px;border:0;border-radius:12px;" loading="lazy"></iframe>
<!-- Roadmap -->
<iframe src="https://app.hubbo.io/roadmap/ACCOUNT_KEY/ROADMAP_ID?embed=1" title="Product roadmap" style="width:100%;height:640px;border:0;border-radius:12px;" loading="lazy"></iframe>Public pages on app.hubbo.io (notification page, roadmap, status) are visitor-facing: a session can count as a page view, once per browser session. If your allowance is exhausted they respond as “not found”. Only signed-in admin previews in the editor skip counting — anonymous traffic on those hosts still counts.
Public means public
Anyone who knows the URL can open these pages. They contain only content you have published, but treat the roadmap and status page as public documents.