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Context stays attached
The selected pages, files and prior work stay connected to the task instead of disappearing into a chat transcript.
Use cases
Choose the role closest to yours. Each guide shows the tasks Raydo can help run, the context it can use, and the reviewable output you keep.
Build
Move between code, terminals, browser checks and delivery without losing the task context.
Explore this use caseInvestigate
Collect web sources and local material, then leave with a traceable research artifact.
Explore this use caseCreate
Turn an idea into research, a script, supporting assets and a publish-ready package.
Explore this use caseLaunch
Connect market research, campaign briefs, content assets and approval in one run.
Explore this use caseAdvise
Reuse a reliable delivery method while keeping every client result specific.
Explore this use caseDeliver
Keep multi-client work visible, reviewable and ready for the next handoff.
Explore this use caseCoordinate
See what is running, where judgment is needed and what is ready to hand over.
Explore this use caseThe common thread
Raydo is most useful when the job crosses browser pages, local files, tools and human decisions.
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The selected pages, files and prior work stay connected to the task instead of disappearing into a chat transcript.
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You can see what opened, ran, paused and produced a result.
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Publishing, writing and other consequential steps can stop for review.
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Documents, code, assets and run records remain available for the next task or person.
Find your starting point
Roles overlap. Start with the page that matches the result you are responsible for today.
Start with Researchers when sources, comparison and evidence matter most.
Start with Developers when the work crosses code, tools and browser verification.
Start with Content creators or Marketers when the output is a script, campaign or asset package.
Start with Consultants or Agencies when another person or client receives the result.
Start with Team leads when visibility, approval and handoff are the main problem.
Bring a page, a local file and a clear deliverable. See how the work holds together from context to review.