Statspack HTML reports to Analyze

Hi Experts,
I have always used ADDM to interpret the AWR reports.
Now, we have an environment which is not licensed to use diagnostic pack; so we are collecting statspack reports level 7 periodically;
Statspack html reports look like AWR reports, but, I sill missed the useful information that ADDM report deliver;
I would like to know if there is any useful tool FREE that could help me analyze the HTML statpacks reports;
I found a few but only accept Statspack text format.
I don't have access to the database server and I only provided the HTML statpacks reports to interpret,
Thank you

Statspack in HTML format , sounds interesting , can you tell how to get them.

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