Guides

Share a deck and see who read it

A link for each investor, watermarked, with every visit page by page. From the app or by asking your assistant.

In Binderwork

On binderwork.com or your own instance, in a browser on any device.

  1. Add the deck

    On Documents, choose Upload or drop a PDF or Word file. Nothing is shared until you make a link.

    The Documents page with Seed deck, 12 pages, and a place to drop more files.
  2. Make a link for one person

    Choose Create link and name who it is for, so their visits stand apart. By default readers give their email, pages are watermarked and downloads are off; More settings changes that.

    The Create link dialog for Jane Doe at Sequoia, asking readers for their email.
  3. Send it yourself

    Copy the link into your own email or message. Binderwork never emails your investors for you.

    Link ready: the new link with Copy link, Create another and Done.
  4. See who read which pages

    Each visit shows who opened it, how many pages they read and how long they spent on each. Readers choose whether to share page detail.

    The deck's page with one visit, its pages read as bars, and the link that brought it.

From ChatGPT or Claude

Once Binderwork is connected to your chat, ask in your own words. Your assistant drafts; anything that reaches another person waits for your approval in Binderwork.

  1. Ask for a link

    Say “Share the seed deck with Bo at Northwind.” A link your assistant makes waits for you: the card says so, and Approve opens Binderwork, where you confirm with your passkey.

    In a chat, Binderwork's card: Share Seed deck with Bo Lin, Northwind, waiting for you, with an Approve button.
  2. Copy it from the card

    For investors already on a round, an admin can let these links go out at once in Settings. The card then holds the link, with Copy and Stop.

    Binderwork's link card: Seed deck for Bo Lin, Northwind, active, with Copy link and Stop link.
  3. Ask who read it

    Say “Who read the seed deck?” The card lists each visit with the pages read.

    Binderwork's activity card in a chat: two visits to the 12-page Seed deck, from Priya at Accel and Jane at Sequoia, with the pages each read.