PaperStudioScattered tools
Text in one place, numbers in another, the map in a third, the design in a fourth. Glue it all by hand.
What it is
A document built from living pieces
PaperStudio gathers text, data, charts and maps in one place and arranges them into pages. The pieces stay live: if the data changes, the document updates. It's not another word processor — it's the assembler.
The promise
Stop copy-pasting between Word, Excel, Canva, a map tool and a video editor. Write the content; PaperStudio dresses it and exports it wherever you need.
The problem
Today, a good document means redoing it every time
One datum changed → redo
If a figure or the map changes, you re-export, re-crop and re-paste into every format.
One format per destination
The PDF, the slides and the web are separate files that drift out of sync.
How it works
Separate content from design
One rule orders everything: is this content (the data, the message) or design (how it looks)? Content is written once and is the truth; design dresses it for each destination. Changing one doesn't force you to redo the other.
Content
The message, the figures, the data query, the map. Lives once, at its source. It's what matters.
Design
Logos, colors, type, pagination, legends, QR. Cosmetic — it doesn't touch the data. Change it without redoing anything.
The proof
This very page is the example
What you're reading is content: text, a table, diagrams. That same content dresses up and becomes the presentation PDF — with logos, pagination, QR and a map. We don't describe the tool: we show it running.
[screenshot pending — placeholder]
One DNA, many formats
Exports anywhere, from a single source
The document keeps its DNA in a .docuget file (its exact recipe). From that DNA it regenerates as PDF, PowerPoint, ODF, web or SVG — always faithful, always updatable. One source, all destinations.
Content → dressed document → DNA → any format.
What's next
Documents that fill themselves
A PaperStudio-doc isn't static: it's a template. Connect data or answer a few questions and it generates itself to measure. We already use it live — the Decision Guide walks a company through its decisions and emits a verdict with diagrams. The same engine becomes a quote or a pre-project.
Same inputs, different deliverables — one engine.
Decision Guide
liveWalks a company through its capabilities and emits Build · Use · Integrate · Defer, with diagrams and the rationale for each.
Quote builder
nextThe same questions → a tailored quote, ready to send as a gala PDF.
Pre-project
nextClient needs → a pre-project document with scope, phases and diagrams.
[Decision Guide screenshot — placeholder]
Why it's different
For anyone, not just for programmers
There are powerful reactive-document tools (Quarto, Observable, Jupyter), but they require coding and don't reach a person without that background. PaperStudio is visual, exports to everything from one DNA, and is server-independent: it needs no running server to render.
| Capability | Quarto | Observable | Jupyter | PaperStudio |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| For non-programmers | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ |
| Visual authoring | code | code | code | visual + code |
| Re-export (PDF/PPT/web/SVG) | partial | web | partial (nbconvert) | ✓ from one DNA |
| Server-independent | ✗ | — | ✗ (kernel) | ✓ |
| Built-in data (maps, AI, invoicing) | external | external | external | ✓ |
The bigger picture
PaperStudio is one piece of something bigger
Every company reduces to three things: data, transformation and communication. Docuget already covers those roots (maps, AI documents, invoicing, video), and the real power shows where they connect. PaperStudio is where those pieces become a deliverable.
Capabilities are nodes; the innovation is the connections.
Team
20 years building the legal & geospatial plumbing
Since 2004, Quad Tree has built the cadastre and public-registry systems that governments in Mexico run on. Docuget turns that expertise into self-serve software; PaperStudio is its document engine.
Enrique Motilla — founder
Full-stack; 20 years building cadastre and public-registry systems for government. Designs and builds the whole platform.
Quad Tree (since 2004)
The company behind it: a track record in government property systems — the legal and geospatial domain a pure-software team doesn't have.
The origin (2016)
The “Valuador Virtual”, with Humberto Pérez, was the seed that became Docuget: legally-valid documents, instantly.
What we're looking for
Bring this to many companies
The ideas compete in form and substance with the big platforms. We're looking for the support to turn PaperStudio and Docuget into a product that reaches many companies — by whatever path makes most sense (app, SaaS, partnership).
- ✓A tool that self-demonstrates (this page → its own PDF)
- ✓Built and live, not a mockup
- ○Ready to scale to many companies with the right support
Contact
Want to see it with your documents?
Tell us what you produce by hand today and we'll show you how it looks in PaperStudio.