Anagram brings your writing, your numbers, your formatting, and the agents helping you into a single file built on real pages, so nothing has to be rebuilt somewhere else

Whatever you want the document to look like, you can make it look like that


The type, the spacing and the colour are set the way somebody good would set them. You write, it looks right



Change a heading once and every heading follows it. What the document looks like is a sheet you edit, not a theme you picked at the start and have to live inside
Change a font, a margin or a figure and the whole document is laid out around it. Nothing drifts out of place as it grows
Contracts, proposals and papers, where one figure turns up in ten places and the maths has to be right. Write it once, type it once, and the document keeps the rest in step

A figure lives in one place and every mention of it follows the value. Nothing goes out of date, because nothing was typed twice
It leaves as a real Word equation, which somebody can click into and edit, rather than an image of one that nobody can correct
The small things a long document needs: the type, the way you move around it, the numbering, the notes at the back
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All of this is the product. Nothing here is somebody else’s add-on that you find, install, pay for separately, and then lose the day they stop maintaining it
The numbering, the outline and the notes are worked out at layout, so they are right on the last page as well as the first
Point a coding agent at a document and it reads it, edits it by range, styles the tables and draws the charts. Everything it writes is a version, and the person who owns the document can undo it
