Features
Say what the work is. Get back a finished workbook, document or deck — structured, formatted, and yours to edit. Three studios, one product.
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Workbooks that arrive built, with formulas that still compute after you export them.
A first draft that's already structured — then edit it by asking, paragraph by paragraph.
Slides made of real diagrams — gantts, waterfalls, org charts — not bullet points.
Workbook studio · Spreadsheets
Describe the model in a sentence. The sheet arrives built — sections, labels, number formats and the formulas that tie them together. You never type a cell reference.
Formulas compute live in the grid while you're still looking at it. Change an input and the totals move on the spot — no export-and-check loop.
Export it and the formulas are still formulas, not pasted numbers. It opens clean in Excel, Google Sheets and Numbers, and keeps working there.
Bar, line, area, pie and waterfall charts land in the file itself, wired to the ranges they describe — so they update when the data does.
"Add a downside case at 15% churn." It edits the sheet you already have instead of starting over, and it never quietly rewrites a number you set.
Blueprint studio · Documents
No blank page, no fighting the formatting. Say what the document is for and it comes back drafted, sectioned and styled — then you shape it a paragraph at a time.
Select any paragraph and tell it what you want. Eight edit actions, each one aimed at the text you picked — the rest of the document is left alone.
Edits are applied in place and shown to you. Nothing is silently rewritten elsewhere in the file.
Need a comparison table or a chart mid-paragraph? Ask for it there and it's inserted in position, formatted to match the document.
Decks studio · Presentations
Describe the argument. It picks the shape that carries it — a timeline, a waterfall, an org chart — and lays the slides out properly, instead of handing you bullet points to decorate.
Around 32 block types, each one a proper diagram: the gantt has dates, the waterfall bridges, the matrix has quadrants. They're drawn, not sketched.
One palette, one type scale, one grid across every slide. Add a slide on Friday and it matches the one you made on Monday.
The PPTX opens as a normal PowerPoint file with real shapes on real slides — move things, retype things, hand it to someone else.
23 of about 32 block types
The output
Everything the three studios make is a working file you own. Nothing is locked to us — edit it, send it, build on it in whatever tool you already use.
Limits
When you reach one, the product doesn't hallucinate. It explains the limitation, recommends an alternative, and only generates work it can stand behind.
"Power Query imports aren't available yet. I can recreate the transformation using formulas."
An actual answer, not a marketing line
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