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Solo
The full drafting tool on your own machine — Windows desktop app (macOS and Linux builds are planned but not available), intended as a paid licence for a single practitioner after the private pilot. Keep as many projects as you like on your device; all JORC 2012 Table 1 criteria; export when you’re done.
Pilot. Solo goes first as a small pilot, on a paid licence; creating your own report requires registration. Pricing is announced at launch. To see the app now, use the live demo in your browser on a sample Table 1.
The output
When your Table 1 is drafted, TableOne Flow exports it to the formats your workflow already uses:
Word document (.docx)
Formatted Table 1 you can paste into an ASX announcement or Public Report with minimal reformatting.
Excel spreadsheet (.xlsx)
Every criterion response in a structured spreadsheet — for internal review, data workflows, or hand-off to another team.
Both formats are included in Solo.
They are also ordinary files. The Word and Excel documents are written on your own machine and open in Word and Excel — with or without a subscription.
What’s included
- All JORC 2012 Table 1 criteria (Sections 1–5), including Section 5 (Diamonds and Other Gemstones)
- Structured drafting with criterion-by-criterion guidance
- Evidence items — files, links, statements and work-in-progress notes — attached with section links
- Completeness checking — the app flags criteria you have not yet addressed
- Changes saved automatically as you work — your project is preserved between sessions
- Unlimited projects, stored locally on your device
- Machine-readable change log — the report’s history exported as NDJSON or CSV with a SHA-256 fingerprint, to hand to an auditor
- Reference library — your prior reports, work instructions and other reference material, organised into tabs and searchable, held on your device
- Folder-watch — point the library at a folder and it scans for new or changed files on open; never an automatic link into your Table 1
- Local-first — drafting works with no internet connection
- Single user
- Encrypted cloud backup, single-user sync, and hosted web access (all planned) — opt-in and off by default. Encrypted on your device before it leaves, and readable only by you unless you choose to share. Australian data residency is our stated objective; the storage region is confirmed in the product terms before any cloud-hosted tier is activated. Restore to a new machine in one step, keep your own drafting in step across your own devices, and share a report from a browser when you choose to. How we protect your data
- Support from a real person for the software — not JORC or compliance advice
Section 1
Sampling Techniques and Data
- 1 Sampling techniques Addressed
- 2 Drilling techniques Addressed
- 3 Drill sample recovery Addressed
- 4 Logging Addressed
- 5 Sub-sampling techniques and sample preparation Addressed
- 6 Quality of assay data and laboratory tests Addressed
- 7 Verification of sampling and assaying Addressed
- 8 Location of data points Addressed
- 9 Data spacing and distribution Addressed with Explanation
- 10 Orientation of data in relation to geological structure Not yet addressed
- 11 Sample security Not yet addressed
- 12 Audits or reviews Not yet addressed
The drafting environment included in Solo — every JORC 2012 criterion tracked to completion, held on your device. · Sample data. · Scroll to see the full width.
What’s not included in Solo
- Competent Person review workflow (criterion-by-criterion review, decisions anchored to criterion, Competent Person sign-off gate) — Team
- Multi-user / Competent Person-workflow cloud sync (planned) — Team. Solo’s own hosted access — backup, single-user sync across your own devices, and sharing a report from a browser — is planned for Solo (see above).
- Reference library synced across your devices, or shared across a team (planned) — Team and Business
- Team collaboration (drafters, commenters, named roles) — Team
- Exporting onto your organisation’s own Word template — Solo exports onto the built-in Word template — Team
- Practice-level team portfolio and admin — Business
- Self-hosted deployment — Enterprise
What’s in Team → · What’s in Business → · What’s in Enterprise → · Download for Windows →
Who Solo is for
Anyone drafting a Table 1 on their own machine, whose project data should not leave it — an in-house geologist, a contract technical author, or a Competent Person doing their own drafting. A Competent Person working alone is a Solo buyer: you draft the whole Table 1 here, then sign it the way you sign today, outside the tool.
What Solo does not carry is the sign-off itself. The Competent Person sign-off record (Cl.10), the Audit Record PDF and the Report PDF are Team. If you want your signature captured in the tool — each criterion endorsed or queried on the record, with the audit trail behind it — that is the step to Team.
If you want to see the criterion structure before committing, start with the live demo — it runs in your browser on a sample Table 1, no install.
If you are a drafter working alongside a Competent Person who holds a Team account, the Competent Person can share the project with you through the Team workflow — you do not need your own licence. Solo is for solo drafting; the Competent Person’s Team account covers the shared review workflow.
Going into a Public Report? That is what a Table 1 is for. On Solo you draft it in full, and it is signed the way it is signed today — outside the tool. If a colleague signs it, hand it over as a Word document or an Excel workbook, or as a fingerprinted .T1F file if they also run TableOne Flow. If you are the Competent Person, you sign it as you always have. Team brings the review and the signature inside the tool: each criterion endorsed or queried on the record, and the review rounds and sign-off recorded in that history.
Join the pilot
Solo launches with a small pilot group. Tell us about your setup — we will write back directly.