Demo

Request a demo

Ask for a walkthrough and bring a sample chapter. The team will show editing, review, approval and publishing steps on your material.

What happens next

Two steps, then a clear next step

Tell us what you publish and who does each part of the work. The walkthrough uses your sample chapter, not a slide deck.

  1. A short first conversation

    Share what you publish, who edits, who reviews, who approves, and when the weekly change set is due. Note any chart numbers and areas you work in most.

  2. A walkthrough with your sample chapter

    Bring one chapter that is close to ready. The team will write a typed paragraph, send it for review, record an approval, and build an edition as PDF, web pages and JSON.

  3. A clear next step

    If the fit is right, discuss a pilot workspace, the setup checklist, roles, templates and output presets. If not, you keep the notes from the walkthrough.

Demo form

Tell us about your team

Fill in the form and the team will reply to your work email. Bring a sample chapter if you can, and list the paragraph types you use most.

  • Your name, organisation and work email
  • What you publish: a coast pilot volume, sailing directions, a district supplement, or weekly updates
  • A short message about your weekly cycle and who approves work

Contact details are used only to reply to you and to prepare the walkthrough.

We use this only to reply to you.

Thank you. We will be in touch about your demo.
What you will see

The walkthrough covers the full path

Each part links to the product page that explains it in more detail.

Editing

Typed paragraphs with geography and chart numbers, saved with a reason and a full history.

Structured paragraphs

Review and approval

Assignments, comments, suggestions and a recorded approval before anything publishes.

Review and approval

Publishing

Editions and weekly change sets as print-ready PDF, web pages and JSON from one approved source.

Editions and publishing
Read first

Guides to read before the demo

Work through these in order. Each guide is short and ends with a check you can do in the app.

  1. Start your first publication

    Create a publication, add a chapter from a template, and invite an editor and a reviewer. Read the guide.

  2. Write a paragraph

    Pick a type, add geography and chart numbers, and save a draft with a reason. Read the guide.

  3. Build a weekly change set

    Collect approved paragraphs, run checks, compare with the last edition, and lock the set. Read the guide.

Prefer to read first

Browse all guides in the order to read them, from setup to publishing.

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