Turn your documents into narrated training videos

Scholarly reads the documents you upload and writes a teaching script directly from them: the steps in your SOP, the rules in your policy, the workflow in your product guide. It then generates an animated, narrated video that explains that material in order, with chapter markers at each major section.

The result is not a slideshow of your pages or an avatar reading them aloud. It's a short explainer that restructures your document into something a new hire or teammate can follow — while the original file stays in your workspace as the source of truth.

Anything with a process or a body of rules: standard operating procedures, onboarding checklists, product and feature guides, compliance and policy documents, safety procedures, internal wikis exported to PDF, and meeting notes that capture a decision your team needs to absorb.

Text-based files produce the best results. You can combine up to three files into one video — for example an SOP plus the policy behind it — and the AI weaves them into a single narrated explanation.

Recording a screencast means writing a script, finding a quiet hour, editing out the mistakes, and re-doing all of it when the process changes. Most teams never get past the first version, so the documentation drifts and the video quietly goes stale.

Generating the video from the document flips that: the document stays the single source of truth, and the video is cheap to regenerate whenever the truth changes. Review it once before you share it — it's grounded in your material, but it represents your process to your team.

Share the video with a link for browser viewing, or download a watermark-free MP4 on paid plans and put it wherever your team already looks — your wiki, your onboarding checklist, your intranet. Pair it with a quiz generated from the same document when you need to confirm the training stuck.