Q3 revenue summary
Revenue grew 12% quarter over quarter after the March launch.
| Region | Growth |
|---|---|
| APAC | 18% |
| EMEA | 9% |
Run npm run report --quarter=3 to refresh the numbers.
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- Prompt for the layout and spend output tokens on markup.
- Prompt again for every design change.
- Regenerate everything after a small edit.
- Get one generic look, whatever the document is.
Using markdown.style
- Generate the Markdown once.
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- Switch between 20 themes in one click.
- Export as often as you like, for nothing.
5×Our sample document is 2.1 KB of Markdown. Its styled HTML export is 10.2 KB. That is the size of what an assistant would regenerate each time you changed the look.
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## Q3 revenue summary
Revenue grew **12%** quarter over quarter after the March launch.
```csv
Region,Growth
APAC,18%
EMEA,9%
```
Run `npm run report --quarter=3` to refresh the numbers.Made for the documents assistants write.
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ChatGPT report to a styled PDF
Turn a report ChatGPT wrote in Markdown into a styled PDF or HTML page: paste the answer, pick a theme, export. Nothing is regenerated and nothing is uploaded.
Meeting notes from Markdown to a page
Paste meeting notes written in Markdown, by you or an assistant, and export them as a tidy PDF or HTML page with decisions, action items and a table of owners.
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Render a README outside GitHub: paste the Markdown, keep the code highlighting and tables, pick a technical theme, and export a PDF or a standalone HTML file.
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Research papers from Markdown to PDF
Give a paper drafted in Markdown an academic look: justified text, footnotes, math and data tables, exported as a PDF or HTML page with no conversion tooling.
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How do I turn a ChatGPT or Claude answer into a PDF?
Copy the answer as Markdown, paste it into the editor, pick a theme, then choose Print or save as PDF from the Export menu and save as PDF in the print dialog.
Why not ask the assistant for a PDF or styled HTML directly?
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Can I get HTML instead of a PDF?
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Does my document leave my browser?
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What does it cost?
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Which Markdown does it understand?
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