On-brand at volume.
“The AI stuff never looks like us.” It can. Orisu folds your brand kit into every generation, so the two-hundredth variant looks as much like you as the first.
Fast, cheap, off-brand — pick three.
The cleanup eats the time savings
AI drafts in seconds, then someone on your team spends an hour re-coloring, re-typing and re-toning it back onto brand. The speed was the whole point.
the fix: the kit colors it right, first passFive tools, five versions of your brand
One tool for images, another for video, another for copy — each with its own half-remembered settings, each drifting its own way.
the fix: one canvas, kit wired inGreat one-offs, zero repeatability
Someone finally gets a prompt right and it lives in a doc nobody finds again. Next campaign starts from zero.
the fix: the pipeline is the memoryWatch the brand hold.
Same four assets, two ways of working. One set wanders; one set stays yours.
Set the brand once. Run it forever.
Paste your URL, review the kit.
Colors, type, voice and logo come straight off your site. Edit anything that needs a human eye — it takes minutes, once.
One pipeline per campaign type.
A social pack. Product imagery. A launch set. Build each as a visible node graph — or start from a template — with the kit wired in so every output inherits the brand.
New brief in, on-brand set out.
Rerun the pipeline with next week’s brief — only the changed steps recompute. Turn it into an app so anyone on the team can run it without touching a node.
The workflow is visible, so review happens on the recipe — not on a folder of finished files.
Run one campaign through it.
Paste your URL, pick one campaign type, and compare the output to last month's. The free tier needs no card — just an email.
What brand teams ask first.
How is this different from writing better prompts?
A prompt is a one-off; a pipeline is a process. The kit, the models, the order and the sizes are saved — so next week's output matches this week's without anyone remembering the magic words.
What does review look like?
Per node, before things get expensive. You approve the copy node's words or the scene direction — not a finished file that has to be redone.
Can non-technical teammates use it?
Yes. App Mode turns a pipeline into a simple form — they type the brief and press run, and the brand holds.
What if our brand changes?
Edit the kit — refresh it from your site or adjust by hand — and every pipeline that uses it follows on the next run.
On-brand, every time.
Start free, build the kit from your site, and run your first on-brand pipeline today.