Reports

Solve delivers a structured report after every research task. A Final report link appears in the chat once research completes. Select it to open the report in the right-side panel while the chat stays on the left.

Solve reports draw on publicly available data and AI analysis. Always validate critical findings with primary research before using them in investor presentations, financial models, or major business decisions.

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, 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. Stays visible while you continue chatting on the left.

You can collapse the report panel to return to full-width chat, or expand it to full screen for focused reading.

Report structure

Every Solve report follows a consistent five-part structure, regardless of question type.

Section	What it contains
Executive summary	Key findings in two to four sentences. Start here for a quick answer or 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.

Solve report open in the right panel showing the five-part report structure

The report toolbar sits at the top of the report panel.

Button	What it does
Version dropdown	Shows the current version (e.g. V 1.0, Latest). Switch between all saved versions. Each edit cycle creates a new version.
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	Lists every report and file Rocket generated in this task.
Attachments	Lists all files you uploaded in this task.

Version dropdown open in the report toolbar showing V 1.0 Latest options

Solve split-panel view with the Full screen button highlighted in the report toolbar

Task collaboration

Invite team members, assign roles, and collaborate on reports together.

Report types

Different question types produce different report structures.

Question type	Key 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

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Interface layout

Report structure

Task collaboration

Report types

What’s next

Refine

Presentable report

Share and export

​Interface layout

​Report structure

​Toolbar

Task collaboration

​Report types

​What’s next

Refine

Presentable report

Share and export

Interface layout

Report structure

Toolbar

Report types

What’s next