Client
Opens the final portal
ProductsUse case · AI work people can use
Turn shared AI work into a real deliverable.
Publish the report, dashboard, deck, decision page, app, or client portal without losing the sources, feedback, ownership, access, and project history behind it.
Start free. Share one useful artifact with the right audience.
The shared projectSources, decisions, drafts, feedback
Shared in HQPublished HQ artifact
Leader
Uses the decision page
Team
Continues the next version
The artifact is shareable, while the context and improvement path remain with the project.
Publish beyond the chat
Keep source and project continuity
Share at the right access level
The broken workflow
The AI work is useful. The handoff is not finished.
A strong answer, analysis, prototype, or deck draft still has to become something a customer, leader, or teammate can open, trust, and continue using.
Delivery requires a rebuild
Teams copy AI output into a separate tool, recreate the design, and manually reconnect sources and decisions.
The artifact loses its history
Reviewers see the final page or deck without the evidence, feedback, and reasoning behind it.
The next version starts over
Once delivered, ownership and update context split between the published asset and the original project.
The HQ workflow
Publish from the project, not from a copied result.
HQ keeps creation, collaboration, review, access, publishing, and iteration connected so the deliverable remains part of the company workflow.
- 01Project team
Build in shared project context
Keep the source material, decisions, drafts, feedback, and open questions where people and agents can contribute together.
- 02Deliverable owner
Choose the useful surface
Turn the work into the report, dashboard, portal, deck, app, or page the audience actually needs.
- 03Company HQ
Publish with access and continuity
Share the artifact at the right boundary and preserve the source, owner, and next iteration inside HQ.
Why HQ
Generation creates material. HQ helps the team deliver a living artifact.
Use native AI tools for creation while HQ preserves the shared project, access, review, and publishing context around the output.
The layerGenerated outputWith HQ
CreationCode, copy, analysis, or slides in a sessionPeople and agents build from one shared project
DeliveryCopied into a separate publishing toolPublished as the useful surface the audience needs
ContinuitySources and feedback stay behindOwner, history, access, and next version remain connected
What the team can inspect
The proof is an artifact someone can open and act on.
The published output should be useful to its audience and still traceable to the shared project system that produced it.
Decision page
A concise, accessible surface that connects the recommendation to its evidence and owner.
Client portal
A controlled place for reports, dashboards, resources, and the next delivery cycle.
Working app or dashboard
An interactive output built from shared context instead of an isolated prototype.
What changes
AI work becomes usable company output.
- 01
Reduce the gap between creation and delivery
- 02
Preserve sources, ownership, and iteration context
- 03
Give each audience the right surface and access
Your first win
Publish one artifact with its project still attached.
Choose a useful piece of existing work, make it accessible to the intended audience, and preserve who owns the next version.
Publish your first HQ project- 1
Select one shared project with a clear audience and output
- 2
Publish it as a page, report, dashboard, app, or portal
- 3
Confirm access, source ownership, and the next iteration path
Built for company work
Publishing should respect the company boundary.
HQ separates the shareable artifact from the private project context and lets the owner choose the appropriate access level.
- Explicit audience and access level
- Private sources remain inside the company boundary
- Named owner for the published artifact and next version
Publishing a result does not make all of its underlying company context public.
Start with one workflow
Do not leave useful work trapped in the conversation.
Start with one shared project and publish the page, portal, app, report, or dashboard someone can actually use.