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Like Google Drive, but for .md and .html.

  • BeautifyMagic button — raw AI output to a research-firm-grade report
  • Charts & diagramsAdvanced charts and Mermaid flowcharts — live in preview
  • CollaborateInline comments for stakeholder review — share a link when ready
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From rough draft to firm-grade report

No more exporting Markdown to PDFs or pasting screenshots into Slack. Everything happens in the pad.

Formatting benchmarked against the reports you already trust

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Review side by side

Write Markdown or HTML on the left, see the rendered report on the right — including interactive charts powered by Apache ECharts. Tables, Mermaid diagrams, and chart blocks stay in sync as you type.

  • Tables that come out neat, every time
  • Many chart types in preview — line, bar, pie, stacked, and more
  • One Beautify click for a firm-grade look
  • Full HTML pages preview live
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Markdown
# Weekly brief
Operations, week 31
by rafi hakim, aug 2026
 
| Metric | Value | vs LW |
| --- | ---: | ---: |
| Signups | 1,204 | +3.2% |
| Activation | 38% | +6 pts |
| Churn | 1.8% | -0.3 |
 
source: rp panel
Rendered

Operations · Week 31

Weekly brief

Prepared by Rafi Hakim · August 2026

MetricValuevs LW
Signups1,204+3.2%
Activation38%+6 pts
Churn1.8%−0.3

Source: Report Pad panel

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Charts that belong in the report

Put a chart block in Markdown or HTML and the preview draws it — smooth line charts, bars, pies, and more. The same class of visuals you'd find in the Apache ECharts examples, without exporting to another tool.

  • Line & area charts for trends over time
  • Bars, donuts, and stacked mixes for comparisons
  • Works in both Markdown and HTML previews
Preview · Apache ECharts galleryLine examples
Gradient Stacked Areaarea-stack-gradient
Stacked Area Chartarea-stack
Scatter Plotscatter-simple
Step Lineline-step
Pie Chartpie-simple
Line Gradientline-gradient

Charts rendered with echarts — options from official ECharts examples (area-stack-gradient, area-stack, scatter-simple, line-step, pie-simple, line-gradient)

03

Mermaid diagrams — fully supported

Drop a Mermaid block into Markdown or HTML and the preview draws it. Flowcharts, sequence diagrams, and the rest of the Mermaid family are 100% supported— no extra export step, and no worrying that the diagram won't render.

  • Flowcharts & decision trees
  • Sequence diagrams for interactions
  • State, ER, Gantt, and more — live in preview
Preview · Mermaid100% supported
Flowchartflowchart
Sequence diagramsequenceDiagram

Live Mermaid in preview — flowchart, sequence, state, ER, Gantt, and more from a fenced mermaid block.

04

Comments that stay with the text

Highlight any passage and start a thread. Resolve when it's done — the context stays attached to the report, not lost in a chat log.

  • Inline threads on any block
  • Resolve, reopen, edit, delete
  • Google Docs-style markers
Report
Activation

Ship onboarding that converts. The new flow drops setup time from 9 minutes to under 3.

Pricing stays flat this quarter. Expansion revenue covers the gap from slower signups in April.

Thread
Ada Lovelace
on “onboarding”Can we tighten this before the exec review?
Rafi Hakim
Done — rewrote the intro, added the table.Resolved

05

Agents don't just read — they write back

Over MCP your AI opens the real Markdown, not a screenshot. It can rewrite a section, refresh the numbers, and reply to a comment — and you see the edit land live.

  • Ask Claude to update last quarter's figures
  • Let Cursor rewrite a section in place
  • Agents reply to and resolve comments
  • Every change is yours to accept or undo
report.md
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MCP · read + write · comment

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Export with print settings

Download a firm-grade PDF, a standalone HTML file, or a PNG snapshot. Choose page size and orientation first — ready for decks, email, or the printer.

  • PDF, HTML, or PNG — same report, your format
  • Page size & orientation before you export
  • Formatting stays firm-grade in the file

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Share a link — password optional

Hand over a link stakeholders open in the browser. Add a password when it leaves the team — no account, no install, always the latest version.

  • Share a link that always shows the latest
  • Lock it with a password when it's sensitive
  • Read-only for everyone outside the team

Why Report Pad

Built for how teams actually work

Not another doc tool. A report layer between your team and your agents.

One source of truth

The report is the source. Preview, comments, and agents all read from the same Markdown or HTML — no drift.

Nothing for readers to learn

Stakeholders open a link and read. No install, no account, and no Markdown in sight.

Agent-native by default

MCP isn't a plugin. It's how Report Pad is built — so agents are first-class readers and writers.

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