A real report, open in your browser
This is the report Talia produced on tldraw, a software company: the company describes itself as nearly twenty people; Talia found 30 on its own pages and public profiles. It is the self contained export of a real run, generated on 29 Oct 2026: one file, no server, nothing loaded from the network.
The people shown are those the organisation itself publishes on its own site, with their public titles.
What to look at
- The overview: the structure in one sentence, leadership and the buying group.
- The org chart: click anyone to open their evidence chain.
- The buying group for one offering, with a gap where no good candidate exists.
- The people table: grade, source and as of date for each person.
The report
Use it as you would in the product. The chat is left out of the export; in the product it answers from the same stored claims.
Reading it honestly
A small functional startup: the founder and chief executive runs the company directly, with a Head of Engineering and a Head of GTM as the only visible functional heads.
The size first: the company describes itself as nearly twenty people; Talia found 30 on its own pages and public profiles. The company's own page lists most of its staff with their titles, so 18 of the 30 titles are graded HIGH; 7 are MED, 2 LOW and 3 ungraded. It states no reporting lines, so all 4 lines drawn are inferred, and both independent derivations agree on each.
The buying group is for an AI assistant that answers customers' questions from technical documentation. At a company with no purchasing function, the procurement role is shown as a gap with its reason rather than filled with a guess.
Larger organisations publish more: leadership pages, annual reports, filings and registry entries, which is where HIGH grades and stated lines come from.