Libertify
The document intelligence layer that measures understanding
177 followers
The document intelligence layer that measures understanding
177 followers
Libertify adds an engagement and understanding layer that turns proposals, fund reports, policies, training and educational materials into interactive, measurable experiences. Unlike tools that convert a document into a video and discard the original, Libertify keeps the source document alive and central, so you know exactly what was read, skipped, misunderstood, and how to act on it.
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Interesting use case. How are people actually using the interactivity side, are they engaging with quizzes and navigation or mostly just watching passively?
Hi Product Hunt 👋
I’m Steve, founder of Libertify.
We built Libertify around a frustration we kept seeing everywhere:
important documents (reports, decks, PDFs) get sent… and then disappear into a black hole.
No engagement, no feedback, no real understanding.
So we asked: what if documents could actually work?
Libertify turns them into interactive experiences with AI, video, and real-time insights — so you know what’s read, understood, and acted on.
We’re just getting started, and your feedback means everything.
Would love to hear what you think 🙏
@steve_rosenblum2 This is a problem I’ve seen a lot. Documents get shared, and after that you’re mostly guessing what actually happened on the other side.
Turning them into something interactive with feedback built in makes a lot of sense. Curious how people are using this in practice so far.
Most tools tell you what people skipped. This one tells you what they misread. That gap matters a lot when you're sending a financial plan or a proposal where one wrong assumption kills the deal.
How do you detect misunderstanding? Is it based on re-reads, time patterns, or something else?
Good luck today!
How is it different than NotebookLM? (notebookLM offers even more)
The "what people actually read vs. skip" framing resonates — that signal is gold for sales decks. Curious how granular the comprehension detection gets, and whether you expose it via API for teams that want to plug it into their own CRM.