EZdoc today launched its AI-powered document generation platform, compressing hours of formatting, drafting, and design into a single half-minute workflow — and putting 171 professional templates in the hands of every founder, freelancer, and small team.
EZdoc, the document automation startup rethinking how knowledge workers create everything from invoices to investor memos, today announced the public availability of its AI document engine at ezdoc.app. The platform generates polished, brand-ready documents in approximately thirty seconds — drawing from a library of more than 171 professionally designed templates spanning contracts, proposals, certificates, resumes, newsletters, and beyond.
Unlike traditional template editors, EZdoc interprets a plain-language description and returns a finished, typographically considered document. There are no layout decisions to wrestle with, no fonts to pair, no spacing grids to maintain. The output is ready to send.
The product has been in private beta with over two thousand users since late summer, with early adopters concentrated in consulting, legal services, and education — verticals where document volume is high and design resources are scarce.
Most people don't need another blank page. They need the document finished. We built EZdoc because the work happens in the thinking — not the formatting — and software should respect that.
EZdoc is available immediately at ezdoc.app. A free tier supports casual use; paid plans unlock unlimited generations, custom branding, and team workspaces. The company plans to expand its template library to more than three hundred by the first quarter of 2025, with specialized collections forthcoming for healthcare, real estate, and creative agencies.
We're not trying to replace the people who make beautiful things. We're trying to give everyone else a running start — so a great idea isn't held back by an ugly PDF.
Founded in 2024 and headquartered in San Francisco, EZdoc is building the fastest way to go from intent to document. The company is backed by a group of operator-investors from the productivity and design-tools industry.
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