Saywork · Documents
PDFs, Word and Excel, done.
Point Saywork at the files and say what you need: the long PDF in one page, a report in Word, the numbers pulled into a spreadsheet, a messy sheet tidied up. It reads every page, keeps track of where each fact came from, and checks what it wrote before it tells you it's done.
Things to say
"Sum up the three supplier quotes and put the prices in a sheet."
It reads the PDFs, writes a one-page summary in Word, puts the prices in a new spreadsheet, and checks every price against the PDFs.
"Give me this contract in one page."
A long PDF, read in full, down to what you need — with the page each point came from.
"Write the weekly report from this folder."
It reads what's there and writes the report in Word, in your words.
"Export the sales sheet as a PDF."
It does it in the app you use. If the menu isn't where it expected, it looks up where it moved and remembers for next time.
Why you can trust what it wrote
Every page read
Each source gets its own reference and every page its number, so nothing is quoted from memory.
Facts looked up, not recalled
When it needs a figure, it goes back to the file for it.
Checked before "done"
Before it says it's finished, it checks the draft against the files, and a sheet it edited is read back.
Questions
Which files can Saywork work with?
PDFs, Word documents and spreadsheets, plus the other files on your computer that the job needs.
Can I ask about a document later?
Yes. Ask has its own page: one question looks through your meetings, notes, dictations, past jobs and the files Saywork has read, and the answer says where each part came from.
Will it send a document to someone without asking?
No. When a job ends in sending something to another person, it shows you what, to whom and the exact words first, and waits for your OK.
Stop doing the work. Say it.
The AI worker that lives on your computer. Free to start on Windows 10 and 11, from the Microsoft Store, which keeps it up to date.