A Google Doc in.
A book out.
Connect a Google Doc or a Word file and design the report once — pages, type, tables, pictures. When the words change, update: the design stays with them. Print it as a PDF, or publish it as a web page at a link that lasts.
Free during early access. Sign in with Google or with an emailed link.
How it works
Three things, and the third is the one that matters: the text can keep changing after the book is designed.
Bring the words in
Pick a Google Doc in Google’s own file chooser, or link Word files from your drive. Headings, lists, tables and the file’s own styles arrive as themselves. Several Docs or files stack in order as chapters, and chapters can be grouped into sections.
Design it as a book
Page size, margins, master pages, running heads, type styles, tables, page breaks. Pictures are placed on the page — sized, cropped, floated, captioned, or linked to a file on your drive so editing that file updates the book. Start from a house style, or from scratch.
Update, and the design stays
When the words change in the Doc, press Update. Your styling, breaks and pictures stay with the paragraphs they belong to. A Changes view shows what moved, and whatever you removed stays removed.
One book, wherever it needs to go
The same design, wherever the report needs to go — and a link that keeps working after the next edit.
A PDF for print
A real page size, bleed and crop marks, printed from the browser’s own dialog. Nothing uploaded to make it.
A web page at a link that lasts
The book as a responsive page, in the report’s own typefaces and colours. Publish again after an update and the same address shows the new version.
Your library
Every report you have published, on one page of your own, with its cover — the address to send funders, partners and readers.
A folder for your own server
The page, its pictures and typefaces, and the design file, ready for any host or intranet. Nothing in it points back to us.
Contents, notes, index
A contents list that follows the sections, notes at the foot of the page or the end of a chapter, and an index — kept up to date as the text moves.
Changes you can see
Added, edited, retyped and restyled blocks marked on the page, changed words redlined. Never printed or exported.
Your house style, in one step
Style one report properly, then keep its look: type, colours, named styles, master pages, page layout and your house rules in words. Start the next report in it, or dress an existing one.
Kept with your account
A house style composed from a finished report, ready for the next one. Three starters to begin from.
Yours as a file
Every house style saves as a plain file — to keep, to send to a colleague, or to take elsewhere.
“Quieter headings in sentence case, and make the figure captions small and grey.”
- Heading 1 weight → 400
- Heading 1 case → as written
- New style “Caption” — 8.5px, grey
- 12 blocks → “Caption”
Claude proposes the edits; nothing changes until you apply them, and one undo takes them back. Your text is never rewritten.
What stays yours
Your words live in your Doc. Your design lives in your browser, your folder and your account. Everything can leave with you.
Linking to files on your drive needs Chrome or Edge. In Firefox and Safari the tool runs, but pictures are copied into the document instead, because those browsers do not offer that capability yet.
- Your documentsKept in your browser and, if you choose, as a file in a folder on your drive and as a copy in your account, to open on another machine.
- Your picturesLinked to files where they already live. Edit a drawing in its own app; the book notices and asks to refresh.
- Your Google DocRead from Google when you update. We only ever see the files you choose in Google’s own chooser.
- Your publicationsHosted at a link that stays. Take one down whenever you like; the document is untouched.
- LeavingPDFs, web folders, the design file and your house styles all export. Nothing is held back.
Made for reports, not slides
The things a 140-page report needs and a document editor never quite gives you.
Pages, masters, spreads
A4, A3, A5 or your own size. Mirror margins, running heads, folios, page backgrounds — set once per master, applied to the pages you choose.
Tables you can actually style
Select a cell, a row, a column or the whole table. Rules and dividers one at a time. Split a long table across pages.
Pictures that stay in the text
In the flow, floated, or free on the page; scaled past the column into the margins; cropped, framed, linked or embedded. Vector drawings stay vector.
Type styles from the Doc
Headings, body, lead, lists and the Word file’s own styles — adjustable everywhere at once, with per-block changes where you need them.
Chapters and sections
Several Docs or Word files as chapters, grouped into sections three levels deep, reordered by dragging in the contents.
Print production
Bleed, crop marks, a real page size. The PDF comes from the browser’s own print dialog — nothing uploaded, nothing watermarked.
Pricing
Every feature is free while the tool is in early access. Early users keep a founding price when paid plans arrive.
Early access — free, now. Everything in the tool, with an account. When paid plans open, everything you have made stays yours, and your published pages stay up.
Start freeFree
- Write and design in the browser
- Updates from Google Docs and Word
- One web publication
Pro
- Everything in Free
- PDF and files of your own
- As many web publications as you like
Team
- Everything in Pro
- House styles kept with your account
- Ask Claude
A published page is never taken down because a plan ends, and nothing you have made is locked away.