Documents that arrive already finished.
Write from your own notes, spreadsheets and earlier drafts. Covers, contents, editable diagrams and charts wired to real cells — then a preflight that catches the unsupported claim before your reader does.
Free to download, free to write in. AI features draw on your allowance.
- Writes from
- Your own sourcesNotes, sheets, PDFs, earlier drafts
- Hands back
- .docx · .pdf · deckFormatting intact
- Writing costs
- Nothing, everNo account needed to write
- Runs
- On your machineYour drafts stay local
A writer that has actually read your sources
Point it at the notes, the workbook and last quarter’s version, and it writes from those rather than from a general impression of what a report sounds like.
- Sections, tables and content in one pass
- Rewrite a section without disturbing the rest
- Tracked changes and checkpoints you can restore
Blocks that already look designed
Covers, callouts, stat rows, pull quotes and editable diagrams — art-directed to the document’s own theme instead of pasted in as clip art.
- Cover pages and a contents that keeps its page numbers
- Editable diagrams, not flattened pictures
- Columns, page breaks and real print setup
Charts built from the workbook, not retyped
A figure in the document points at the cell it came from. When the workbook moves, you are told — so a report never quietly disagrees with the spreadsheet behind it.
- Charts and stat blocks from real data
- Every number cites its source
- Tables that survive an export to Word
It can reach everything you already have
The assistant searches your library by meaning, not just filename, and reads what it finds — notes, spreadsheets, PDFs and earlier documents.
- Search by what a document is about
- Read spreadsheets and PDFs as sources
- Attach files to a single conversation
A preflight before anyone else reads it
Not a spellcheck. It looks for hedged claims, figures with no source, broken cross-references and the sections that are thin — then comments where a human has to decide.
- Comments, footnotes and citations
- Tracked changes with a restore point
- Checkpoints before any large rewrite
analyze_writing9 hedges · 3 unsupported claims · 1 broken referenceOne document, every format
Export to PDF or Word with the layout intact, or hand the whole thing to another editor’s agent and get a deck, a sheet or a form back.
- PDF and .docx that hold their formatting
- A deck version built by LumenSlides
- A view-only link for someone with nothing installed
How LumenAgent works in here
Watch it write the report — and stop to ask you.
A real run: it reads your library, drafts the sections, builds the chart from the actual workbook, and waits for you before it replaces a word you wrote. Decline and it takes a different route.
One app, every editor
A document is rarely the only deliverable.
LumenDocs is one editor inside LumenQube. The same agent reads your whole library and hands real work to any other editor’s own agent, so “now make it a deck” is one instruction rather than an afternoon.
Meeting notes in LumenNotes, the numbers in a spreadsheet. Both read directly.
Sections, cover, contents, cited figures and comments where judgement is needed.
Built by LumenSlides’ own agent, with speaker notes and the same figures.
Exported with the layout intact, then signed and sealed in LumenPDF.
The full toolkit
Everything LumenDocs does, and all of it free.
Six groups. No page limits, no watermark, no upsell in the middle of a draft.
Write & edit
The words themselves.
- Write — full documents, sections, tables and lists
- Rewrite — one section at a time, the rest untouched
- Find & replace — across the document, with wording awareness
- Outline — reorder by dragging headings
Design
Look, not just words.
- Cover pages — in the document's own theme
- Contents — page numbers that stay correct
- Callouts & pull quotes — art-directed, not pasted
- Columns & page setup — real print layout
Figures
Numbers that stay honest.
- Charts — built from a workbook, not retyped
- Stat blocks — the headline numbers, formatted
- Editable diagrams — flowcharts and timelines you can still change
- Images — placed, styled and captioned
Review
Before anyone else reads it.
- Writing preflight — hedges, thin sections, unsupported claims
- Comments — on the parts that need a human call
- Tracked changes — with a restore point
- Citations & footnotes — every figure sourced
Sources
It reads what you already have.
- Library search — by meaning, not filename
- Read anything — sheets, PDFs, notes, earlier drafts
- Attachments — scoped to one conversation
- The web — when the answer is not in your files
Hand it on
Out of the editor.
- Export — .docx and .pdf with formatting intact
- Delegate — a deck, a sheet or a form from the same content
- Share — a view-only link for someone with nothing installed
- Print — proper page setup, not a browser print
LumenDocs · common questions
Does it write from my own material or make things up?
From your material. It searches your library, reads the documents and spreadsheets it finds, and cites the figures back to the cell they came from. Where it has no source, the review pass flags the claim rather than leaving it standing.
Will it overwrite what I have already written?
Not without asking. Replacing a document is one of the steps that pauses for approval — that is the gate in the demo above — and every large rewrite leaves a restore point behind.
Do charts stay linked to the spreadsheet?
Yes. A figure points at the cell it came from, so when the workbook changes you are told rather than left with a report that quietly disagrees with it.
Can I export to Word?
Yes — .docx and .pdf, with the layout, styles and tables intact rather than flattened.
Is there a page limit?
No. Writing and editing are free with no page cap and no watermark; only the AI features draw on your allowance.
Download
Write the thing once.
One download, every editor, and an agent that asks before it rewrites anything.
Free to download, free to write in. AI features draw on your allowance.