Flodoc turns your agency's reports into live web reports: one link that reads beautifully on any phone, updates after you send it, translates into 22 languages and shows you who read what.
A fixed A4 page means pinching and zooming. Most readers give up after the first page.
Once a PDF is emailed, you can't see who opened it, how far they got, or which section mattered.
Fixing one number means exporting and re-sending a new file — and old versions keep circulating.
Every translation is a separate file to design, check and distribute.
An honest comparison — PDFs still win in some cases.
| Feature | Flodoc | |
|---|---|---|
| Reflows to fit any screen | ||
| Live charts and visuals | ||
| Update after sending — same link | ||
| Reader analytics (opens, scroll depth) | ||
| Instant translation into 22 languages | ||
| Audio narration | ||
| Works offline as a single file |
Use headings, columns, images and charts in a familiar editor.
Share a live, responsive web report instead of an attachment.
Track opens and reading depth, then update the report without re-sending.
See how research firms, schools and product teams use it on the use cases page, or try the interactive demo.
A web report: one link that opens in any browser, adapts to the reader's screen and can be updated after you share it. Flodoc lets you write it like a doc and publish it as a live page.
No. A Flodoc report is a normal web page — readers open the link on a phone, tablet or desktop.
When you need a print-ready file, a legal archive copy, or something readers must open offline. For reports meant to be read and acted on, a web report usually works better.