Solutions
One product.
Four different jobs.
The mechanic is always the same — a designer builds the layout once, marks what changes, and everyone else fills it in. What differs is who is producing, how many brands are in play, and whether a human or an agent is doing the filling.
Northwind
12 templates
Kepler Foods
8 templates
Halcyon
15 templates
Agencies
Every client. Every channel. On brand.
Eight clients, each with their own fonts, palette and rules — and all of them wanting posts, ads and decks weekly.
- A brand kit per client
- One project per client
- Folder-locked image slots
Marketing teams
Your brand at the speed of marketing.
The campaign needs nine variants by Thursday and design has three days booked. Build the template once, ship the variants yourself.
- No approval queue for a resize
- Variants stop being expensive
- Every channel, right size
Developers
An API that renders what the designer made.
One POST, one on-brand image. No headless browser, no font-loading race, no screenshot service rendering the wrong weight.
- Typed slot contract
- Batch + signed webhooks
- Pixel parity, verified
AI development
Agents that can't break your brand.
Image models invent — exactly what you don't want when the output carries a client's logo. Give agents slots to fill instead.
- MCP: discover → inspect → render
- Guardrails by structure
- Only published templates render
Not sure which you are?
Most people are two of them.
An agency has a marketing team. A marketing team has a developer wiring the API. A developer is increasingly pointing an agent at it. The pages differ in vocabulary and proof, not in product — so start wherever the description fits and the rest still applies.
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