The answer is the passage
The page scrolls to the clause and highlights it. When an answer spans several clauses, it walks your buyer through each one in turn.
Proposals get read alone. Yours can answer back.
Ghostlayer turns your PDF or Word doc into a link your buyer can question. Every answer is the passage itself, highlighted in your document, and anything it doesn't cover comes to you.
- Compatible documents: PDF and Word
- No account for your buyer
- Answers only from your document
- Private AI, never used for training
From attachment to conversation in three steps
A proposal usually gets read once, alone, by someone who wasn't on the call. When they get stuck, they book a call, start a thread, or put it off.
Upload the document
Drop in a PDF or Word file. Ghostlayer reads its structure, down to clause numbers and defined terms.
Send one link per buyer
Label each link by deal and decide when it expires. Your buyer opens it in a browser, no account needed.
They ask, you see
Buyers get answers drawn from the document, each one highlighted in place. Every question lands in your log.
Your buyer gets answers. You get the questions.
Try it here: this page works like a Ghostlayer link. Ask it something with the flags at the bottom of the screen.
Nothing made up
Answers come only from your document, and when the answer isn't there, Ghostlayer says so.
Gaps come to you
When the document doesn't cover something, your buyer can flag it for you and it lands in your question log.
Every question, logged for you
Every question asked on your document is logged for you, with the answer given and the link it came through. Buyers are told before they ask.
Nothing asked yet. Use a flag to ask this page something, and it shows up here the way your buyers' questions would show up for you.
Links you control
One link per buyer or deal, each with its own expiry. An expired link stops opening; your document and its log stay until you delete them.
Private by design
Your documents and your buyers' questions are answered by privately hosted AI models. The model provider never stores them or trains on them.
Compared with sending a PDF
WhenPlain PDFGhostlayer link
The buyer has a questionPlain PDF: They email you and wait for a reply.Ghostlayer: They ask the document and land on the passage that answers it.
The answer isn't in the documentPlain PDF: They guess, or book a call.Ghostlayer: They flag it for you, and it lands in your question log.
You want to know what worries themPlain PDF: You find out on the next call.Ghostlayer: Every question shows up in your question log.
The deal is done or deadPlain PDF: The attachment stays in their inbox.Ghostlayer: You expire or revoke the link.
Where their questions goPlain PDF: Pasted into whatever AI tool they use.Ghostlayer: Answered by private AI, never used for training.
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Questions
What file types work?
PDFs and Word documents (.docx), including clean scans. We read scanned pages with OCR and tell you if any page may be misread. Handwriting isn't read.
Does my buyer need an account?
No. They open the link and start asking.
How do link expiry and deletion work?
You choose when each link expires, anywhere from 24 hours to never, and you can extend or revoke it at any time. An expired link stops opening, but the document and its question log stay in your account until you delete the document.
Can one link cover several documents?
Each link covers one document for now. Linked sets, such as an MSA with its SOWs, are on the roadmap.
Can I see who asked what?
You see every question and the link it came through. Readers on an open link stay anonymous; give each buyer their own link and you'll know which deal asked.