Document types with structure
Each type starts from a sensible structure: a proposal has scope, timeline and terms; a report has a summary up front.
Coming soon
Pick a document type, add your content and get a clean, paginated PDF in your brand, with a print-ready version when it needs to go to paper.
Proposals, reports and one-pagers usually live in Word or Google Docs. Somebody copies the last one, changes the client name, and the headings, spacing and page breaks all come out a little off.
The document ends up representing your brand to the people deciding whether to pay you, and it looks the least like your brand of anything you send.
Logo, colours, fonts and any document you already like. The tool turns these into cover, heading and table styles.
Choose proposal, report, one-pager or case study, then paste your notes, a doc or a few numbers.
Check the pages, adjust any section, then export a PDF for screens or a print-ready PDF for the printer.
Each type starts from a sensible structure: a proposal has scope, timeline and terms; a report has a summary up front.
Headings stay with their text and tables don't split mid-row, so pages break where a person would break them.
Paste figures and get tables and simple charts styled from your brand kit, not the software default.
Every document gets a cover built from your logo, colours and type, so the first page looks deliberate.
Save the sections you repeat, like your about page or standard terms, and drop them into the next document.
When it's going to a printer, export a version prepared for print as well as the screen PDF.
One file for screens and email, one for when it has to go to paper.
Proposals and scopes of work that look as considered as the work you're pitching.
Investor memos, monthly reports and product one-pagers without opening a design tool.
Wholesale line sheets, media kits and brand one-pagers for retailers and press.
Something else? Email [email protected].
It's still being built, so we're not giving a date yet. Join the waitlist and we'll write to you as soon as early access opens.
You make your edits inside the builder before exporting, and can come back and re-export at any time. The exported PDF itself is a finished file, like any other PDF.
Your logo, fonts, colours and sample documents are stored against your account and used only to generate your documents. They are not used to train AI models, and you can ask us to delete them at any time. (Placeholder answer — to be confirmed before launch.)
Proposals and reports often include pricing and client details, so we treat them as confidential: they are used only to generate your documents and are not shared or used to train models. Full details will be published before launch. (Placeholder answer — to be confirmed before launch.)
Pricing is announced at launch. See how pricing will work.
It's coming soon. Join the waitlist and we'll let you know as soon as early access opens.