Solutions · Internal docsStatus: read, for once
The spec was right. It cost forty engineers twenty minutes to not finish.
Multiply one long doc by everyone who has to read it and internal writing is the biggest reader tax in the company. Nobody finished the spec, so the questions came to you anyway. foldout rebuilds internal writing into pages people get through, with the diagram drawn in and the deadline impossible to miss.
free plan · no card · paste from docs, notion, or markdown
What comes back, by section
The one-line version, first
"If you only read one line" sits at the top, so the skimmers leave knowing what to do.
Drawings where the prose was
The flow that took three paragraphs to describe becomes one diagram, drawn into the page and sharp at any size.
Marching orders per team
Web, mobile, partners: each gets its own card saying what changes for them, in their own vocabulary.
One link that stays right
The page people bookmarked in March is the page you fixed in May. No stale copies in anyone's drive.
Watch an RFC become one
A token-rotation spec in full SHALL-and-MUST voice, pasted whole. It opens on the raw text and turns into the readable version in front of you.
Fig. 1 · a real page, not a screenshot. The Before / After switch works.
Pick your least-read doc
The onboarding guide, the runbook, the RFC everyone claims to have read. Paste it in and see what it should have looked like. Then send the link and watch the questions stop. Engineers whose docs get finished get their designs built the way they wrote them, without the meeting.