A deck locked in a file is invisible. Corpus opens it up: every presentation becomes linked pages, from slides and notes to comments and versions, in a vault you navigate like a map.
From file to knowledge graph
You upload a .pptx; Corpus hands back a territory: the document page, the X-ray (every text with its exact origin), the deck’s statistics, the rendered slides with notes and comments, and the translations side by side with the original. All interlinked; the graph view shows the whole organism.
What lives inside every document page
The X-ray lists every piece of text the presentation carries: titles, bodies, tables, speaker notes, comments. Each one is tied to the exact slide and shape it came from, so any claim in the deck can be traced back to its origin. The statistics read the deck as a corpus: size and structure, text density, the lexical signals that tell you what a document is before you even open it. And the slides render as pages you scroll, search and open, with the speaker notes and the comment threads right beside them instead of lost inside the file.
Search inside your presentations, down to the slide
Search reads the text of every slide, note and comment, then takes you to the exact slide instead of a generic results page. Because the vault is plain, readable pages, everything a deck says is findable, in the original language and in every language it has been translated to.
…consolidated gross margin closed the quarter above target, with the per-line detail in the appendix…q3_results › slides › slide 12
A graph, because knowledge is connected
Documents link to their translations, their analyses, their comparisons; the graph view draws the whole territory. What starts as one uploaded deck becomes a living map of what your company knows: you see which documents relate, which versions exist, and where each piece of knowledge lives.
Take it with you
The vault doesn’t lock you in: download your documents as an Obsidian vault per language. The same pages, the same graph, on your machine, readable with or without us. Your knowledge stays yours, in an open format.