One brand kit per client, one pipeline per deliverable. Swap the kit and the same workflow produces for the next client — on their brand, not a generic one.
New client, new mood boards, new prompt folders, new settings in five tools. The setup tax comes out of your margin.
the fix: a kit from one pasted URLThree people produce for the same client and it shows. The client notices before you do.
the fix: one kit holds the lookOff-brand drafts mean revision rounds the retainer never priced in. Speed you can't keep isn't speed.
the fix: approve per node, before renderEach client gets a brand kit extracted from their own site — colors, type, voice, logo. Onboarding a new account starts with a link, not a week of collecting assets.
Build your social-pack pipeline once. For the next client, swap the brand kit node and run — same craft, their brand. Your best work becomes a library, not a memory.
Every node shows its estimated credit cost on the canvas, and every run shows a total before you press it — so scoping client work uses numbers, not guesses.
Share a read-only preview of the workflow when a client asks “how was this made?” — the recipe is the deliverable’s receipt.
One social-pack pipeline, two client kits. The wiring never changed — only the brand node did.
Paste one client's URL, run one deliverable through a pipeline, and compare it to how the work went last time. Free, no card.
Yes — each client gets their own kit, and a pipeline uses exactly the kit you wire into it. Swapping clients is swapping the kit.
Yes, when you choose to — share a read-only view of the workflow and the recipe travels with the deliverable.
Every node shows its estimated credit cost and every run shows a total before you press it — so quotes use numbers, not guesses.
Yes — one workspace holds the kits, the pipelines and the runs, and App Mode gives juniors a safe way to produce.
Try it on one client account — free, no credit card. Or walk us through how your studio works and we’ll show you the fit.