From a PDF pile to a guide you can hear

The challenge

Dementia-care knowledge sat across six English-only PDF publications. For the people who need them most — older family caregivers — they were nearly unusable: tiny type, no Chinese, nothing to listen to, endless pinch-zooming on a phone. Printed, they became a stack too thick to search.

What we built

We parsed the PDFs into structured sections and rebuilt them as a fully static web guide: one-tap EN/ZH switching, read-aloud for the whole guide or any section, adjustable speech rate, a high-contrast mode, font scaling, and a print layout when paper is still needed. No backend, no account — open and use.

Try it yourself

This is not a screenshot — the guide is live. Open it, switch the language, hit read-aloud.

Content adapted from public Alzheimer Society publications (unofficial demo project).

Your staff handbook, compliance pack, or product manual can work like this too.

Any document that is important but unreadable deserves this rebuild.