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From first idea to shoot day.

A visual workspace for creative productions. Bring your references, styling, team and schedule together, and keep every detail connected.

Switch between Board, Team and Timetable, or open the Details folder.

Collect your vision

Gather images, videos, notes and colours on a freeform board. Sort ideas into folders and linked boards as the direction takes shape.

Build your production

Looks and clothing pieces, model cards with measurements, the crew, kit and packing lists, to-dos and costs, on the same board as the references they came from.

Looks, pieces and the model who wears them
To-dos with owners and dates
Packing lists from your kit
Costs against the budget
The people on the production
  • Bo YannPhotographer
  • Nicolas CruzStylist
  • Laura NickMakeup artist
  • Marco PaganiniProducer
  • Rubin O.Model
  • Cesare RieglerAssistant
From the CLOSNEA: TYPE campaign: the TYPE Denim Bootcut and Chelsea boots, a copper helmet held between the knees.

Stay ready on set

The timetable, call sheet and team details stay within reach when the shoot starts. Shoot mode puts them on your phone and keeps a copy for when the signal drops.

Assistant

Your ideas, with a little structure.

Give the assistant messy notes, pictures, PDFs or a client brief. It reads them and proposes references, tasks and a draft shot list for your board.

Nothing changes until you allow it
Every change waits for your OK, one at a time or all at once.
What it adds stays yours to edit
Its columns, notes and lists are ordinary board items.
It runs on the model you connect
Claude, OpenAI, Gemini, or a model on your own computer.

Press Allow all to let the assistant build the board, or Decline all to leave it as it is.

Every production, one workspace

Board, Team and Timetable are three views of the same project. The sidebar keeps your productions and their nested boards a click away, so you can move between shoots without losing your place.

Make room for your next idea.

Start with a board. Bring the team in when you're ready.