You can share your Jupyter laptop just to post it on GitHub (and view it directly) or some other public link and use the Jupyter Notebook Viewer. When confidentiality is more related to the problem, there are alternatives, but of course it is more complex, there is no built-in method in Jupyter, but there are several options:
Put your own nbviewer GitHub and Jupyter Notebook Veiwer use the same tool to render .ipynb files to static HTML, this tool is nbviewer. Installation instructions are more complicated than I'm ready to enter here, but if your company / team has a common server that does not require access to a password, then you can host nbviewer on this server and direct it to download from your server with permissions. This, will probably require a more complex configuration than you will find in the docs.
Customize the deployment of the script If you do not need to update the HTML code, you can configure the script on your server, which will simply use the Jupyter built-in export option to create static HTML files, and then send them to a server more accessible to the public.