Peak Docs / Recipients
From PDF attachmentto a readable page.
Today you share a released state in Peak Docs as a public reading page. A richer recipient experience with guided context is planned – here you see the idea as a concept demo.
Put the goal into words. Add perspectives and timing right below.
Concept demo · extended recipient experience planned.
Context / Core / Next step
What the reader sees first.
- Context
- What is it about, and why is this person reading it?
- Core
- Which one message has to land?
- Next step
- What should the reader do after reading?
Your recipient view
What should land with the reader?
Answer three questions and see how a reading page would be built. Everything stays in this open preview.
Local working example · nothing is saved or sent. Please don't enter personal data.
Three answers. One recipient view.
Draft · not yet put together
- Reader
- Still open
- Core
- Still open
- Next step
- Still open
Today and planned
From attachment to reading page.
The public reading page exists today. Guided context for recipients is planned.
- 01Structure
Make the document readable.
ContextWhat is it about, and why is this person reading it?
Outline, headings and blocks give the content a clear order instead of a page full of running text.
Draft → structured document - 02Release
A reading page instead of an attachment.
CoreWhich one message has to land?
You release a state. The recipient opens it in the browser, without an account and without editing rights.
Version → public reading page - 03指南
Context for exactly this reader.
Next stepWhat should the reader do after reading?
Guided context and hints per recipient are planned. In the example this becomes only a local sketch.
Concept → recipient sketch
What works today
Share a released reading page.
In Peak Docs you release a state as the owner. It is reachable through a link as a read-only page. What you change later only appears there once you release a new state.
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Write for the person who reads it.
Sketch the recipient view. Then share your first state as a reading page.
Sketch the recipient viewFor the person who has to read it.
What should the reader do after reading?
Frequently asked questions
What does a recipient see today?
A public read-only page with the snapshot you released. They do not need an account for it.
Can recipients comment or collaborate?
Not yet. Guest access and a client portal are planned.
Can I protect the link with a password?
Password-protected links are planned and not available today.