The interface layout
The Solve workspace uses a split-panel design once a report is ready.| Panel | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Left panel (chat) | Your conversation history, decomposed research streams, and follow-up messages. The Final report link and versioned document links appear here. |
| Right panel (report) | The rendered report with headings, tables, and recommendations. Opens when you select a report link. Stays visible while you continue chatting on the left. |
Report structure
Every Solve report follows a consistent five-part structure, regardless of question type.Executive summary
Key findings in two to four sentences. Start here if you need a quick decision or want to decide whether to read further.
Detailed analysis
The core of the report. Content varies by question type: market analyses include sizing tables, competitive teardowns include feature matrices, investment analyses include risk assessments.
Supporting data
Tables, comparisons, and data points backing up the analysis. Solve shows its work, including where numbers come from and what assumptions were made.
Recommendations
Actionable next steps based on the analysis. Specific rather than generic.
Sources and methodology
Where the data came from and how the analysis was structured. Use this to evaluate confidence before relying on findings for high-stakes decisions.
Report toolbar
The report opens in a panel with controls in the top bar.| Button | What it does |
|---|---|
| Version dropdown | Shows the current version (e.g. V 1.0, Latest). Switch between all saved versions of the report. |
| Share | Generates a public link so anyone can view the report without a Rocket account. |
| Full screen | Expands the report to fill the screen. |
| Documents | Opens the Documents panel listing all reports and files Rocket generated in this task. |
| Attachments | Opens the Attachments panel listing all files you uploaded in this task. |
Document versions
Select the Version dropdown in the toolbar to view all saved versions of the report. Each edit cycle creates a new version. You can switch between versions to compare changes, but you can only continue editing from the latest version.
Documents and collaboration
The toolbar includes two icons in the top-right corner:- Documents — Opens the Documents panel listing every report and file Rocket generated in this task. Use it to access all versioned outputs from a single place.
- Invite — Opens the collaboration overlay to add team members to this task.
Full screen
Select Full screen to expand the report to fill the entire screen. Select Exit full screen to return to the split-panel view.
How to read a report
Not every report needs to be read top to bottom. Choose a reading strategy based on the time you have.- Quick scan (2 min)
- Working session (10 min)
- Stakeholder prep (15 min)
- Deep research (30+ min)
Read the executive summary and recommendations sections. Enough for a quick decision or to brief someone verbally.
Evaluate report quality
Solve reports are built from publicly available data. Assess confidence in the findings using these signals.| Signal | What it means |
|---|---|
| Specific numbers with sources | Higher confidence. The data is grounded in identifiable sources. |
| Ranges instead of exact figures | Moderate confidence. Solve is being transparent about uncertainty. |
| ”Estimated” or “approximately” | Solve is extrapolating from available data. Treat as directional. |
| Named companies and products | Higher confidence for factual claims about specific entities. |
| General industry trends | Usually reliable for well-documented markets, less so for niche or emerging ones. |
Report types by Solve capability
Different types of questions produce different report structures. Use the best practices guide to frame questions that produce the most useful output.| Question type | Key report sections | Typical length |
|---|---|---|
| Market analysis | Market sizing, growth drivers, landscape | 800 to 1,500 words |
| Competitive teardowns | Feature matrix, SWOT, gap analysis | 1,000 to 2,000 words |
| Pricing strategy | Pricing tables, model analysis, recommendations | 600 to 1,200 words |
| Product direction | Prioritization framework, evidence, tradeoffs | 800 to 1,500 words |
| Investment analysis | Thesis, financials, risk matrix, recommendation | 1,000 to 2,000 words |
What’s next?
Refine reports
Query, modify, and extend reports through conversation.
Presentable report
Generate a polished HTML page or PPT deck in one message.
Share and export
Share via link, export as PDF, or copy content to other tools.