Generative AI,
in one room instead of
a pile of tabs.
The canvas, before you sign up for it.
A prompt becomes an image, the image becomes a video, a second prompt turns the cake yellow. Drag it, zoom in, follow the wires.
Blue wedding cake, outdoor reception, golden hour.
The cake lifts into the air, changes color, and lands again.
The cake turns yellow.
Every function is a node
Design, files, automations and AI are all nodes on the same canvas. Nothing lives in an app of its own.
scattered tools
The material carries over
Connect an output to an input and it moves straight through. No export, no re-import.
broken flow
Results file themselves
Each one lands in the Drive by project and by node. Nothing to rename, nothing to hunt down.
wasted time
The idea stays intact
Nowhere to hop to, so nothing leaks out between one tool and the next. The whole setup stays in front of you, first sketch to final file.
lost inspiration
One canvas holds the whole creative day.
Everything the work needs sits on one surface, connected. The energy goes into the job, not into moving it around.
Today, half the creative day goes into ferrying files between tools.
Four steps, start to finish.
Right-click the canvas, add a node, connect its output to the next node's input, and the material carries straight over. An image feeds a video node, the video feeds an export node, the export files itself in the Drive.
Import
Drag a starting image or video onto the canvas.
Instruct
Say what you want in plain language.
Generate
The models do the work: Gemini for images, Veo for video.
Export
Download it, share a temporary link, or file it in the Drive.
Every step is a node. Every setup stays visible, editable and live for whoever is in the room.
A control room for the work in progress.
ALLSTUDIA does not merely generate content. It is the place where the work takes shape, gets discussed and gets delivered.
Real-time collaboration
Several people on the same canvas at once, every cursor visible as it moves.
Project memory
The whole setup stays inside the project, first prompt included. Nothing vanishes into a folder nobody remembers naming.
Native automations
Automations are nodes, not bridges to somewhere else: they sit inside the work itself.
Page included
Landing pages and demos are built on the same canvas, with no export in between.
Chat in context
Conversations happen on the nodes themselves, where the thing being discussed actually is.
For one person, and for a room full of them.
People who produce with AI
Usually solo, usually against a deadline. Generate, choose, revise, deliver: one canvas holds all four, so the context never gets lost and the attention stays on the work rather than on the tooling.
When several people are involved
Different hours, different habits, different software: coordination becomes the real cost. On a shared canvas each person has a role and sees the others move in real time — no files traded through chat, no argument about which version is the latest.
A shared space,
with an economy of its own.
A troupe is the people you actually work with day to day; a studio gathers several troupes under one public page. Projects run live and credits move between friends. In the marketplace you can begin from somebody else's template instead of an empty canvas — or publish your own and earn credits every time it sells.
You pay for the AI.
Not for the markup.
One credit is one cent, and the cost of an operation is on screen before it runs. On paid plans the AI is passed through at market price, with nothing added on top. One canvas instead of the whole toolbox — and nothing to install: it lives in the browser.