Table stakes, done properly.
Every AI makes files now. Wavn does too, and does it well, and does not consider it the point. Everything below follows the call: the conversation, the decision, the record. This page exists so you can check the stakes are covered, not because they are the pitch.
From a description, or from a file you already have that is a mess. Describe the sheet you want and it is built. Attach the broken one and it comes back rebuilt.
Written work, formatted and finished, not an outline you then have to write.
A deck you could present, from a description or from a document you already have.
Finished and typeset.
A working page, built and checked before you see it.
With real sources behind it, gathered during the job rather than remembered.
Give Wavn a document and it will tell you what in it is actually backed, what conflicts, and what it could not verify, with the count and the number it was counted out of.
Work made from your own material
Attach what you have. Wavn reads images, PDFs, spreadsheets, documents, presentations, plain text and data files. It can answer questions about them or build something new out of them: clean the numbers, turn the document into a deck, translate it, merge several files into one.
Anything Wavn cannot read, it tells you it cannot read. It does not quietly skip it.
Hand it your project. It already knows it.
Teach Wavn your project: the contracts, the numbers, the old decisions, the mess. From then on, every answer is grounded in your material, and every answer shows its receipts, the exact lines it read and where in your documents they came from. If nothing in your material covers the question, it says that, instead of pretending.
An AI that starts every conversation knowing your project’s history is a different tool from one you re-explain yourself to every morning.