We build AI generation tools for studios, small teams, and the occasional ceramics shop in Berlin that needed to stop burning their kilns at 3am. No dashboards nobody checks. No "insights" that aren't insights.
We didn't add a feature roadmap because we've seen what happens when you do. Six features become sixteen. Sixteen become a product nobody finishes.
We looked at a lot of AI generation UIs. Most of them feel like you're operating industrial equipment. Ours feels like you have a very fast intern who doesn't argue back.
We don't do "transformative digital experiences." We do "the kiln no longer catches fire at 3am."
They were waking up at 3am to check temperatures. We built a text-driven schedule generator that integrated with their existing kiln controller — no new hardware, no app to learn. It runs on a single prompt per batch.
Each season: 200+ SKUs, zero studio time. We fine-tuned a generation pipeline on their existing catalogue. Results are indistinguishable from a studio shoot. Their art director still art-directs — she just doesn't rent the space.
They had mood boards and a vague brief. We built a music generation workflow that turned level design documents directly into audio specs. The composer they eventually did hire said the reference tracks were "unsettling in how accurate they were."
Not first draft. First usable output. The kind you'd send to a client without apologising for it first.
2024 · All sectorsNo "contact us for enterprise pricing." No hidden credit system. If you use it a lot, the middle plan makes sense. If you run a studio, the right plan is obvious.
Your first 50 generations are free. No onboarding call, no "let's schedule a demo" — just the tool, working, immediately.
No newsletter. No "exclusive offers." Just the product update when something actually changes.
50 free generations. No card. No onboarding call.