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Acme Assistant · Content creation

Create content that already knows the details.

Start every draft from the right facts, templates and tone. Acme writes the first version so you can spend your time on the parts that matter.

Skip the empty page entirely.

Context-rich drafts

Acme pulls the facts, figures and decisions from your connected apps into every draft, so the first version is already close to done.

Edit in place

Highlight a passage to shorten, expand, translate or change its tone without leaving the canvas or losing your place in the document.

On-brand every time

Shared style guides and templates keep everything consistent across teams, regions and the many formats your company publishes in.

Content creation · Canvas

Write side by side with AI.

A dedicated canvas lets you draft, revise and comment with Acme on long-form documents, then export to the tools you already use.

Content creation · Presentations

Make a deck from a pile of notes.

Generate an outline, pick a layout and let Acme fill each slide with the numbers and quotes that support it.

Content creation · Artifacts

Build interactive pages and dashboards.

Ask for a tracker, a calculator or a one-page brief and Acme builds a live artifact you can share with your team.

Content creation · Templates

Repeatable formats, ready in seconds.

Turn your best briefs, launch plans and status updates into templates anyone can fill with the latest context.

  • Team and company template libraries
  • Variables that fill from connected apps
  • Version history on every draft

Content creation · Library

Find past drafts the moment you need them.

Every draft, deck and artifact lives in one library, searchable by project, owner or topic.

From first idea to shared draft

Begin with a question, a saved template or loose notes, and Acme proposes angles drawn from company context.

Acme writes the first draft with the right facts, figures and sources already in place.

Highlight any passage to rewrite, shorten, expand or change its tone without leaving the page.

Comment, ask follow-ups and compare versions until the draft says exactly what you mean.

Export to your document, slide and email tools, or share a live link with your team.