Publishing and Communication
Architecture documentation is worthless if it stays in the architect's tool. NeoArc Studio publishes websites, PDFs, and animated presentations from a single source, so every stakeholder receives architecture in the format they actually use.
Architecture That Reaches Every Stakeholder
The best architecture documentation is worthless if it stays in the architect's tool. A CTO needs a high-level summary. A developer needs API detail. An auditor needs a governance report. A new team member needs an interactive walkthrough. A board member needs a one-page overview.
NeoArc publishes architecture in multiple formats from a single source. The website shows the same content as the PDF, which shows the same content as the presentation. When the architecture changes, every published output updates together.
Website Publishing
NeoArc generates a static website from your workspace content. The published site includes all pages, diagrams, API documentation, schemas, and navigation. It can be hosted on any web server, CDN, or cloud storage service.
PDF Publishing
NeoArc produces professional PDF documents from architecture content. PDFs are not simple print-to-PDF exports. They include cover pages, branded headers and footers, tables of contents, page numbering, and verification metadata.
Animated Presentations
Static diagrams show the end state. They do not explain how the system works, why it was designed this way, or what happens when a request flows through the components. Animated presentations solve this by turning diagrams into guided narratives.
Presentations can be built from scratch on a blank canvas or created from an existing architecture diagram. Starting from an existing diagram lets you add narrative steps to a system view your team already understands, without redrawing anything.
Dependency-Aware Content Selection
Not every page needs to be published. NeoArc's publishing pipeline lets you select which content to include and automatically resolves dependencies. If a published page references a schema, that schema is included. If an API references a data model entity, the entity page is included.