Your real documents, your real numbers, your real clients. A private lab holds them, works from them, and shows nothing outside the group you invited. Not listed, not indexed, not shared.
A lab holds your context: your documents, your data, your rules. Around it sit magiks that read it, each with its own steps and its own tools, each producing something you can use.
Example labs, not built-in features. Every private lab is built by its owner, for the work that repeats every week.
A private lab has no public page. It is not listed, not indexed, not searchable. People get in one way: you invite them by email.
Free to start. Begin alone, invite people when you are ready.