What Is Stated?
An introduction to Stated: turn ideas, files and AI conversations into documents, interactive pages and fullscreen experiences that people can use.
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Stated is where work created with AI becomes something another person can actually read, share, respond to or act on.
You can start from a short prompt, a file, a URL or an AI conversation. Stated turns that material into one of three publication formats:
- Document for continuous editable writing, such as a proposal, brief or long-form deliverable.
- Page for a structured, shareable report with blocks, interactions and results.
- Experience for a fullscreen website-like publication, launch, presentation or visual story.
The basic loop
Most work in Stated follows one simple path:
- Create a Document, Page or Experience.
- Shape it for the reader: improve the structure, visual design and any interaction.
- Share it by link, email, WhatsApp, Telegram or supported social channels.
- Review results such as views, responses, votes, uploads or conversations.
You do not need to use every step. A private Document may only need writing and export. A client report may need sharing and a form. An event Experience may need a public link and a Voice Agent.
Choose the right format
Start with the reader’s job.
Choose a Document when the work should read like a conventional document. Choose a Page when the reader needs structure, a stable web link, interactions or analytics. Choose an Experience when the presentation itself should feel like a standalone site.
For a fuller comparison, see Documents vs Pages vs Experiences.
Where can you create?
You can create inside Stated, from a prompt or uploaded material. You can also create through connected AI environments such as ChatGPT and Claude when the Stated connection is available.
The output is a Stated publication—not a copy trapped inside the originating chat—so you can update and share it later.
Next steps
Start with Create your first Page, then learn how sharing and visibility work.