Questions, some of them answered on film

Anything involving a drag, a menu or a diagram is quicker to watch than to read.

2:14

How do I build my first report?

From an empty workspace to a shared chart, in real time.

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3:41

What do row-level rules actually do?

Two accounts, the same dashboard, two different sets of rows.

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1:58

How does the approval flow work?

Requesting, reviewing and the audit entry it leaves behind.

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Written answers

Which browsers do you support?

The current and previous major versions of Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Edge. Older versions keep working but stop receiving fixes.

Can I embed a report in our intranet?

Yes, with a signed embed token so the viewer inherits the right access rules.

POST /v1/reports/rep_8f21/embed-token
Is there a limit on scheduled reports?

Fifty per workspace on Team and unlimited on Scale. Each schedule can have up to 200 recipients.

Do you have a dark theme?

It follows your system setting by default, and can be pinned per person in profile settings. Exported PDFs stay light regardless.

Can I use it on a tablet?

Viewing and commenting work well. Building reports needs a pointer, so we would not recommend it for authoring.

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Every clip is captioned and has a transcript.

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The prompt

Create a hybrid FAQ with Tailwind CSS mixing written answers and short video cards. Open with a heading and a subline explaining that some answers are easier watched than read. Then a grid of three video cards: each is a bordered rounded-xl card with a dark 16-by-9 thumbnail area drawn with a gradient, a centred circular play button, a duration pill in the corner, and below it a question as the card title, a one-line summary and a small transcript link. Under the videos, a heading for written answers and five accordion items in a bordered card with hairline dividers, one containing an inline monospaced snippet. Finish with a row of two links, one to the full video library and one to the documentation, and a muted line noting every clip is captioned.

Paste it into Claude, Cursor, v0 or any AI coding tool. Prefer the finished markup? .