One brief in, one finished document out
Write the findings, the numbers and the reader in plain prose. The service picks a report shape, writes it against the Haworth system, builds it, and puts it through two gates before you ever see it. What comes back is one self-contained HTML file that opens anywhere, offline.
A finished report, at about one to three: navy cover, the band rhythm through the body, measures and a chart, closing on navy.
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The plan moves only when the service reports a stage. Between stages nothing comes back but a heartbeat, so a still plan means the step is still running — the clock beside it is the whole truth about how long that has taken.
Both gates passed with nothing to report.
Revising edits the brief and generates the report again — the document is always rebuilt from the brief, so anything you want kept belongs in the text.
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Three things happen between the button and the file, and the middle one is where the minutes go.
Findings, numbers, and the reader. The service reads it to choose a report shape, unless you have already chosen one.
The model writes it against the Haworth design system, and the build inlines the stylesheets, the charts and the diagrams so the file opens anywhere, offline.
A structure check, then a quality pass that covers charts, responsiveness and brand-CSS coverage. A report that fails either one goes back to the model to be repaired, and if it still fails you are told so — it is never handed over quietly.
All six open with the same navy cover and the same stats row, so a picture of the top of one tells you nothing about it. Each tile below is framed on the section that shape does not share — the matrix, the signal tiles, the timeline — and the words in the accent are the blocks few other shapes use. Open any of them full screen to read the whole document.
Each was generated by this service from a written brief. The figures in them are invented, which every one of them says across its top; they are here to show the shape of a document, not to report anything.





