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Documents people finish, and AI can read

Publish reports, decks and guides on a content experience platform: each becomes a web page that reads itself aloud and answers questions, citing the page.

On a tablet, The State of Freight Visibility 2026, a research report, open in RELAYTO as a flipbook at a two-page spread with a chart of on-time delivery and four habits of high-visibility teams. Beside it on a phone, Halden’s platform deck with the Play Narration button under the slide.

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A reading layout to suit each document: pick a layout

A reading layout to suit each document

You choose from nine reading layouts, called views; readers can switch if you let them. RELAYTO suggests the ones that suit a document’s length and page shape.

In every layout, the Navigation panel lists the document’s sections, with titles AI writes from the pages, so readers can go straight to the part they need.

Halden Platform Overview 2026 in the Slide view: its cover slide, “Every shipment, one live picture.”, an arrow to the next slide, and the Navigation panel listing the deck’s sections.
Slide. Halden’s platform deck, one slide at a time, as a deck or proposal is presented. Readers move on with arrows, keys or a swipe.
The State of Freight Visibility 2026 in the Flipbook view: a two-page spread with a chart of on-time delivery and four habits of high-visibility teams, arrows to turn the page, and the Navigation panel.
Flipbook. The State of Freight Visibility 2026 as facing pages that turn like print, a good fit for research reports and brochures.
Calder Group Annual Report 2025 in the Page scroll view: the Chair’s statement as a readable web page, with the Navigation panel listing the report’s sections.
Page scroll. Calder Group’s annual report, page after page in one column, read like a long web page.
Calder Group Sustainability Report 2025 in the Pageless scroll view: its cover runs edge to edge as the top of one continuous web page, with the Navigation panel beside it.
Pageless scroll. Calder Group’s sustainability report with the page breaks taken out: one continuous web page, the microsite view.

Pages that read themselves aloud

Some readers would rather listen, on the train or long after the meeting. With AI Narration, in beta, the document presents itself page by page, in your words.

Halden’s platform deck in the reader with its narration playing: the cover slide, the Navigation panel, and the narration player with its progress bar, volume and waveform.
Halden’s platform deck in the reader with its narration playing: the cover slide, the Navigation panel, and the narration player with its progress bar, volume and waveform.
The AI Narration (Beta) editor, Edit tab, the deck’s first page: AI Voice or Record Voiceover, its script (“Every shipment, one live picture. In the next four minutes you will see how Halden connects your carriers, warehouses and systems into a single control tower.”), Preview and Delete.
  • An AI voice, or yours

    Type a script for each page, or record your own voice in the browser.

  • Voices in nine languages

    English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean and Mandarin.

  • Press play, or let it run

    Narration can start as each page opens, then turn to the next page itself.

  • Animation and video

    Animate a page’s parts in, or play a video behind it.

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Answers with the page they came from

With AI Content Chat, readers ask the document in plain words, in their own language. Answers name the page they come from, and the chat says so when the document holds no answer.

The AI Content Chat on Calder Group’s Annual Report 2025, asked “How much did underlying EBITDA grow in 2025, and what drove it?”: £140 million, or 12%, to £1.31 billion, citing page 5, then the drivers with pages 7, 6 and 3, and a Page #5 button.
The same chat on Calder Group’s Q3 2026 Results, asked in German whether underlying EBITDA rose in the quarter and the forecast was raised: it answers in German, £362 million, up 14%, and yes, the forecast was raised, citing pages 3 and 7, with a Page #3 button.
  1. A question in plain words, on Calder Group’s annual report.
  2. The answer from the report itself, each figure with its page.
  3. One click opens the cited page.
  4. Asked in German on the results deck, it answers in German.
Answers across a whole hub

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Pages AI assistants can read and quote: switch between the two

Pages AI assistants can read and quote

Switch between the page a person sees and the text an AI assistant is given.

Halden’s case study “How Brookvale Grocers cut dwell time by 31%” as a person sees it, in the Cards view: a bar chart of falling dwell time and three figures, 31%, €1.8M and 96.2%, with the Navigation panel.
A case study’s first page, a chart and three figures, in the Cards layout, one of the nine.
The same address, as an AI assistant receives it:
  1. The page’s words and figures, as text it can quote.
  2. Its picture, labelled with the document and page.
  3. Its own address, linked to the next page.

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Everything the content experience platform does

AI Narration: text-to-speech or your own voiceover
Per page: an AI voice reading your script, or a recording; preview before saving.
AI Animation
Four entrance effects, with duration and direction, on one page or all.
AI Background Video
A video behind any page, uploaded or from your library, under a colour wash.
AI Navigation & smart outline
Section titles written by AI from the pages, in a sidebar or top menu.
AI Content Chat: ask the document
Answers from the document with the page named; you set the starter questions.
Immersive Links
Links preview where they go; supported media links open inside the page.
Four views: Scroll, Slides, Flipbook, Microsite
Nine views in all; pageless scroll is the microsite. Readers switch if you allow.
Subtitles & multi-language
Voices in nine languages, chat answers in the reader’s, subtitle files on videos.
Accessibility: WCAG tags, alt-text, contrast, screen readers
Pages keep their real text; editors check contrast and add alt text.

What your security team will ask

Who can open each document, and whether its AI chat is on, is up to your team.

SOC 2 Type 2, GDPR, HIPAA and CCPA, documented in the Trust Center.

How Content Security works
What the chat reads
Answers come from the document, or from its hub if you allow it.
AI chat on or off
Switch the chat off for the whole workspace, one hub or one document.
Who can open it
Public, unlisted (anyone with the link), password protected, or private to people you invite.
One link, always current
Edits and new PDFs go live at the same link; old versions are kept.
Your own domain and brand
Documents open on your domain, in your colours, without RELAYTO’s name.
Where files are kept
Each workspace’s files are stored in the EU (Ireland) or the United States.

One document, narrated and shared

Nothing to redesign and no developer: start with a PDF or deck you publish today.

  1. Step 1

    Upload what you have

    A PDF, PowerPoint or Word file opens as a web page.

  2. Step 2

    Pick its layout

    Slide, flipbook, page scroll, pageless or one of five more.

  3. Step 3

    Add a voice and the chat

    Write or record narration page by page, and switch the chat on.

  4. Step 4

    Share one link

    Send it or embed it on your site, then see who read which pages.

Documents embed on your website or intranet and include media from 880+ providers, such as YouTube and Vimeo. Reader data exports as CSV for HubSpot, Salesforce or a spreadsheet. See every integration

Common questions

About the category, the AI chat, narration, AI assistants, accessibility and accounts.

What is a content experience platform?

A content experience platform is software that publishes content as web pages people read on any device, and shows you how they read it. RELAYTO starts from the documents you already have, such as an annual report or a sales deck, and adds nine reading layouts, narration, an AI chat whose answers name their page, and page-by-page analytics.

What is a RELAYTO content experience?

A RELAYTO content experience is one of your documents, such as a report or a proposal, published as an interactive web page. Readers open it in any browser without downloading a file. It stays at one link: when you edit it or replace the PDF, everyone with the link sees the new version.

Can readers ask the document questions?

Yes. The AI chat answers readers’ questions from the document, or from every document in its hub if you allow it. Answers name the page they come from, and a click opens that page. Readers can ask in their own language. If the answer is not in the document, the chat says so. You can rename the chat, set its starter questions or switch it off.

Can a document read itself aloud?

Yes. With AI Narration, in beta, an AI voice reads the script you write for each page, or you record your own voice in the browser. Voices speak English (US or UK), Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese (Brazil or Portugal), Japanese, Korean and Mandarin Chinese, each female or male. A recording replaces the AI voice on its page.

Can ChatGPT and other AI assistants read our content?

Yes, when it is public. RELAYTO gives ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot and search engines each page as text: its words and figures, its picture labelled with the document and page, and an address of its own. An assistant can then quote the page and link straight to it. Documents behind a password or a sign-in are not served this way.

How does it support accessibility?

Pages keep their real text, so readers can select it, enlarge it and have a screen reader read it, and narration gives every page a spoken version. Editors check contrast when they set text over an image, and add alt text. Tell us which standard your review uses and we will go through each feature with your team.

Do readers need an account or an app?

Not unless the document is private. A content experience opens in the browser on a phone, tablet or computer, and readers can use the AI chat without making an account. A private document or hub opens only for invited people, after each signs in with a RELAYTO account or creates one.

Bring the document you most need read

The demo starts from a report or deck you already publish, and ends with it reading itself aloud and answering questions.