Decks, invoices, expense reports, and company websites — created with AI, shared as one tracked link with passwords, expiry, and page-by-page analytics. Viewers can ask your document questions; you get an AI readout of what actually landed.
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Most tools do one. PitchStation does all three in a single workflow.
Generate decks, reports, IR materials, brand assets, and one-page websites from a repo, a stock ticker, or a brochure. Create invoices by hand, from a description, a contract PDF, or a chat — and turn photographed receipts into AI-itemized expense reports. Or skip generation entirely and bring any document.
Share as a secure link — password, expiry, view caps, watermark, viewer identity, controlled forwarding. Replace the content or revoke access any time, without re-sending. For the most sensitive files, sealed shares encrypt in your browser: our servers hold only ciphertext.
See who opened it, where they dropped off — slide-by-slide in a deck, page-by-page in a PDF — and which language they read in. Then let AI narrate what landed and surface the questions viewers actually asked. Intelligence no email attachment can give you.
One document, from "send it" to "I know exactly what happened." This is the part email can't do.
Password, expiry, and a "who's viewing?" identity gate — set in one click with a preset.
The unlock screen shows who shared it; signed-in viewers are captured as verified, others type a name.
One click translates the whole document — layout intact — into any of 9 languages.
An "Ask this document" panel answers from the content itself — "what's the ask?", "summarize the risks" — and every question becomes a signal for you.
Not just who opened it and where they dropped off — an AI narrative: who lingered on the financials, who never reached the ask, and what to fix next.
Replace the content and announce it as a new version. No re-sending, no broken URL.
Returning viewers know it changed — and the analytics show who's still on an old version.
If forwarding is allowed, they get their own link that inherits the password and rolls up to the owner — with full provenance.
One action kills the link and every forward of it, instantly. You stay in control after it's out.
Published and delivered through PitchStation itself.
A multi-slide product overview with the live translate menu and per-slide tracking.
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A long-form essay with an AI-generated hero image — drafted and shared end to end.
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A detailed plan document, shared as a tracked link with full analytics behind it.
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Choose from multiple AI providers for the perfect output
Professional presentations in minutes, not days
Generate complete pitch decks in under 30 seconds. From project analysis to polished presentation.
Upload a company brochure PDF — AI extracts the content and renders a self-contained, SEO-ready one-page website with a client review-and-approve flow and a deployable bundle.
Create an invoice by hand, from a description, a contract PDF, or a chat. Gap-free numbering at send, automatic reminders before and after the due date, client "I've paid" claims, credit notes, and monthly recurrences. Receipts snap into AI-itemized, approvable expense reports.
Shared PDFs open in an instrumented viewer — page-by-page dwell analytics, per-viewer watermarking, and a download control that actually holds. Decks get the same funnel per slide.
Share links translate in place for viewers — 9 languages including English, 中文, Español, العربية and Tiếng Việt, right-to-left handled.
Track revisions, gather feedback per slide, and maintain complete history of all changes.
Viewers ask your shared link questions and get answers from the content itself — and you get an AI readout of what landed, plus the questions they asked.
Sealed shares encrypt in YOUR browser (AES-256) — our servers store only ciphertext and the key never leaves the link fragment. And administrators cannot open your documents at all without your approved, time-boxed, logged grant.
The contract you shared, reviewed and revised gets signed on the same link — signing invitations per signer, consent on record, a hash-chained audit log, and an executed PDF with its completion certificate. Signers download their own copy.
Share with a durable group instead of copying names onto every document. Add a person once and they get everything the team holds; remove them and access ends everywhere at once. Every member is notified in their own language.
Turn downloads on and viewers get the document as a stamped PDF or a Word review copy — each one carrying who took it, when, which version, and the live link as the record. You see every copy taken, per format, in your analytics.
Public, no sign-in — written for the person on the other side of your link, or for their AI.
Paste one link into Claude Code, Codex, Cline or Kimi and it installs itself: token, skill, publishing defaults, smoke test.
Publish, review, revise, sign: signing links, a hash-chained audit log, and the executed PDF with its certificate.
For your counterparty: what happens when they open a signing link, what gets recorded, and how to decline.
Teaches the recipient's assistant to read your document and post anchored comments and suggested edits. A negotiation can run assistant-to-assistant.
One durable group instead of a copied list of names. Adding someone grants everything the team holds; removing them revokes it everywhere.
Sealed end-to-end encryption, capability links, watermarks, the operator-access policy, and what we log.
Full documentation: the tutorial · for agents: llms.txt
Choose the plan that fits your needs
Create it — deck, invoice, expense report, or website — share it as a tracked link that answers back, and let AI tell you what landed.
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