Financial reports in plain English. No finance degree required.

Built for the people who receive these reports.

• The Business Owner

  Your accountant sends a monthly P&L and you're not sure whether to be worried or relieved. Report Rosetta tells you what the numbers actually mean - and what you should do about them.

• The Startup Founder

  You review investor updates, board financials, and burn rate reports every month. You understand the business. You just want the numbers translated into decisions, not definitions.

• The Non-Finance Executive

  You sit on a leadership team that reviews financial performance every quarter. You need to engage meaningfully in those conversations without a finance background.

• The Investor or Advisor

  You review financial reports across multiple companies or clients. Report Rosetta helps you scan each one faster and flag the metrics that actually warrant attention.

Sound familiar?

• The monthly P&L lands in your inbox and you're not sure what to look for.

  You know the business is yours, but the report feels like it was written for someone else. Report Rosetta tells you what matters in your numbers right now.

• "Our CFO explained it but I still didn't fully follow."

  Financial reports are often presented in formats designed for accountants, not operators. Report Rosetta gives you the plain-English version you can actually act on.

• "I approved the budget but I'm not confident I understood the variance report."

  Variance reports are some of the densest financial documents in regular business circulation. Report Rosetta extracts what's over, what's under, and what it means.

Paste. Get briefed. Done.

1. 1. Paste your report

   Copy text from your P&L, quarterly report, or financial summary. Upload a PDF or paste directly. Any format works.

2. 2. Get your briefing

   Report Rosetta reads the financials and produces a four-part briefing: what the report covers, the key numbers and changes, what to act on, and what's noise.

3. 3. Share or act

   Copy the briefing for your board prep, share a link with a co-founder or advisor, or download as PDF on Starter and Pro plans.

Here's what you get.

This briefing was generated from a Q3 financial summary report.

• WHAT

  A Q3 financial summary showing $4.2M in revenue - up 18% year-over-year but 6% below forecast. The company ran a net loss of $310K against a budgeted break-even, with 14 months of cash runway remaining.

• KEY FINDINGS

  • Revenue grew 18% YoY but missed the internal forecast by $270K. • Gross margin improved 3 points to 61%, driven by lower infrastructure costs - a positive signal. • Operating expenses grew 22%, driven by planned sales headcount - expected but worth watching. • Net loss of $310K vs. a break-even budget is the most significant variance this quarter. • 14 months of runway gives meaningful time but narrows the window for course correction.

• SO WHAT

  Investigate the $270K revenue shortfall - is it a timing issue (deals slipping into Q4) or a demand signal? The margin improvement is real and should be protected. Flag the net loss variance in your next board or investor update with a clear explanation. If runway shortens below 12 months next quarter, begin fundraising conversations now.

• WHAT TO IGNORE

  The 18% YoY growth headline - it's true but misleading given the miss against internal targets. Focus on the forecast variance, not the prior-year comparison, for internal decision-making.

Also works for these report types.

• Annual Reports
• Board Packs
• Consultant Reports

Common questions

• Is it safe to paste financial data into Report Rosetta?

  Your report is processed in real time and immediately discarded after your briefing is generated. We never store, log, or use your data for AI training. See our Privacy Policy for full details.

• Can it handle reports with a lot of numbers and tables?

  Yes. Report Rosetta is designed for data-heavy reports. Paste the text content of tables directly and it will read the figures accurately. For PDFs, upload the file and the text will be extracted automatically.

• Will it explain financial jargon in the briefing?

  The briefing is written in plain English by design - financial terms are translated, not repeated. If a term needs context to understand the finding, it will be explained inline.

• Can I use it for public company earnings reports?

  Yes. Paste the text from any earnings release, 10-Q, or annual report section. For very long filings, paste the Management Discussion & Analysis (MD&A) section for the most relevant briefing.