The first read opens with the headline claim: a projected +25-50% in intrinsic value appreciation. An EBITDA line chart (AI case vs. consensus) and a box-and-whisker chart across all eight companies back it up.
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The model explorer starts empty on purpose. Pick a company, set four dials, and the chart wakes up. Starting with nothing makes the reader the author.

Each assumption opens a short explainer with plain-language choices. Here, Manufacturer Leverage runs None, Some, or Significant. Complex finance becomes a three-way decision.

A fast mover vs. a slow mover vs. the Bloomberg consensus baseline, with the gap between them shaded in. The scrubber reveals each year's numbers, and the readout shows today's stock price next to the projected value.

Models can be saved into a drawer and stacked side by side, with EPS accretion and dollars saved each getting their own mini chart. It's meant for the "what if we did it this way instead?" conversation.

Even the text message thread got designed. A shared link shows up as a branded card in Messages, so the tool looks right before anyone even opens it.

Every saved model becomes a clean comparison page that works as a leave-behind. It has the branding, the numbers, and a path back to the white paper or a fresh set of models.