WZRD - AI-native documents, slides, forms and sheets that talk back
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WZRD is for teams and creators working with documents, slides, forms and sheets. Upload existing work or create from a prompt, then turn it into an AI experience users can engage with. Forms collect answers by speaking or typing. Sheets explain numbers out loud. Slides walk people through the story. Documents engage every user. The output stays conversational and responsive.

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a friend on my marketing team was just showing me how voice input in forms boosted their response rates last week and immediately thought of wzrd.
@jabari_zuri Voice removes the “I’ll fill this in later” moment, especially on mobile.
i have been using standard google forms for years but being able to just speak my answes directly makes data entry so effortless.
@adams_parker Speaking is often faster and more natural than typing, especially when you’re on the move.
What happens when an uploaded document has tables charts and a lot of formatting?
Does the AI actually adjust the story based on questions from the audience or is it mainly a guided presentation?
Can access to the conversational layer be limited based on the original document permissions?
Can you define what the AI should and should not answer from a document?
@sophietech Yes. You can add instructions that define what it can answer, what to avoid, and how it should respond.
This is pretty awesome since most of the times one job is performed by multiple people along the process, and that becomes the unified version & SOP. What's the level of supervision a human has? Can a manager overwrite anything? And what is the final output it provides?
Congrats! How do you prevent the conversational layer from introducing information that isn't actually supported by the uploaded source? Are there any specific guardrails in place to ensure the accuracy and relevance of the information provided?
I hate digging through numbers on sheets, and if with WRZD, the sheets are going to explain numbers out loud, I'm already sold. Congrats. Well done.
Interesting indeed. I would love to see analytics around what users ask. Those questions could reveal what parts of a document are confusing so I can clarify further. :D