See the workflow, not just the output.
Most AI tools hand you a result and hide the recipe. Orisu puts the whole pipeline on paper — every step is a node you can see, rewire and run again.
Every step is a node.
A prompt, a brand kit, an image model, a video edit — each is a card on the canvas with visible inputs and outputs. 100+ models sit behind the same ports, so swapping a model never means rebuilding the workflow.
Wires carry context, not just files.
Connect a brand kit once and everything downstream inherits it. Connect a prompt to three generators and compare results side by side. The graph is the source of truth — clear to your whole team.
When something’s off, you fix the node — not the final file in Photoshop.
Built once, run forever.
A finished graph is a reusable template. Rerun it with a new brief, a new product, a new client’s brand kit — only the changed steps recompute, so iteration is fast and cheap.
Share a read-only view of any workflow with a link — the recipe travels with the result.
Fold a workflow into an app.
Not everyone on the team needs to see the wiring. App Mode turns any graph into a simple form — inputs on top, button in the middle, outputs below — so teammates run it without touching a node.
You build it. They run it.
Deploy a pinned version of your workflow as an app. The canvas stays yours to iterate on; the team gets a stable tool that always produces on-brand work.
See a real workflow first.
Every template is a real share page — the actual node graph, read-only. Look at one before you make an account.
Canvas questions, answered.
Do I need to know what a node is?
No. Start from a runnable template, or describe what you want and Orisu drafts the pipeline. The canvas is there when you want to look under the hood.
Can I see a workflow before signing up?
Yes — templates are real share pages. Open one and you're looking at the actual graph, read-only.
What happens when a better model comes out?
You swap the model on the node. Ports stay the same, so the wiring — and your brand — don't change.
How does the rest of my team use it?
App Mode wraps any graph in a simple form: inputs, a run button, outputs. Teammates run the pipeline without touching a node.
Work in progress, always visible.
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Put your workflow on paper.
Start from a template or a blank sheet — either way, you can see every fold.