References
Connect images, sketches, palettes and spatial views directly to the operation they should influence.
The product
Bring sketches, references, materials and AI into an editable local project. Keep the creative method visible as you compare, redirect and reuse it.
Direction layer
Bring the materials a designer already uses into one readable path. Each input remains available as the work evolves.
Connect images, sketches, palettes and spatial views directly to the operation they should influence.
Keep shared aesthetic direction available across a project without rebuilding it inside every prompt.
Build, transform and reuse prompt logic as part of the canvas rather than hidden text preparation.
Explore alternatives while retaining the path from source decisions to each result.
Generation layer
Provider-specific tools stay purpose-built. Local jobs remain a separate execution path, never a silent fallback.
Use supported image models through your own provider account. Your selected references and prompts go to that provider; its charges and data terms apply.
Run supported FLUX image and Gemma prompt models on your workstation. No per-generation VEINDRA charge; hardware, electricity and model terms still apply.
No VEINDRA credits. No silent switch from local to a paid API.
Creative instruments
Focused tools make inputs usable, transformations controllable and outputs ready for the next creative step.
Image-to-3D and splat generation are not part of the current offer. Cloud video modes remain in pilot evaluation; availability depends on the provider and release.
Architecture
Studio works with cloud providers without installing Brain. Add Brain on the same compatible workstation when you want local generation. Both applications are included in the planned commercial licence.
Shared Brain, corporate credential management and remote deployments are not part of the current supported offer. For confidential work, review the selected provider's terms and your organisation's policy before sending inputs.
See it in practice