Structured topics, approved by people
Proposes topics and steps from your manuals. Your editors change them and your reviewers approve them before anything is published.
In developmentIFU to AI.
Instructions for use, turned into video and structured so AI assistants can find them.
More and more people ask an AI assistant how to descale a coffee machine or what an error code means, instead of opening the manual.
Assistants answer from search indexes and from pages they read on the spot. Content in a PDF, behind a login or shown only through JavaScript is hard for them to use, so they answer from forums, resellers or guesswork.
IFUto.ai is designed to turn each manual into small, official topics that assistants can find, read and cite, and into short videos that people can follow step by step.

Every part of the platform is designed around them.
Each task, concept, error code or question for a specific model gets its own stable web page.
The first two or three sentences answer the question completely and name the brand and the model.
Each topic exists once as structured content. The web page, Markdown, video, subtitles, audio and MCP response are made from it, so they do not contradict each other.
Every topic has one canonical address, on your own domain or on your subdomain of the platform domain.
Assistants read text. Video and audio help people, and count for assistants through the text around them: titles, transcripts, subtitles and chapters.
The platform is in development. Each capability below describes its design, not a finished product.
Proposes topics and steps from your manuals. Your editors change them and your reviewers approve them before anything is published.
In developmentTurns each step into a narrated scene, with captions, a transcript and a read-aloud version, in your brand.
In developmentPublishes each topic as a web page, a Markdown version and structured data, on your own domain.
In developmentOffers your public topics through an MCP endpoint, so assistants can fetch the current version and the official page to cite.
In developmentPages, player, emails and subtitles carry your logo, colours, fonts and domain. The platform's own name is optional.
In developmentYour content lives in your own deployment, in its own cloud account, and can be handed over to you in full.
In developmentTell us which manuals you have, in which formats and languages, and where the content should appear. We reply by email.