Projects, data, documents and AI coworkers in one calm, structured workspace. Built for teams that ship real product, not chat transcripts.
Built for the work studios actually do
Not another chat wrapper. StudioLayer is a real workspace: structured data, versioned documents, event signals and agents that can actually do the work.
Text, number, boolean, select, relation, file, JSON. Records edit in-place, ship through the content API to any frontend.
Each agent has a role, tools, skills and memory: reusable playbooks that teach them how your studio works. They pick up tasks, ship deliverables, log everything.
Revenue, workload, agent spend: always current, no reporting day.
Every change tracked. Roll back anything, by human or agent.
Hand a task to a person or an agent: same board, same accountability.
Your content flows straight into your website or app. No plugins, no re-entry, no migrations.
Compose briefings and client pages from live data. No BI tool needed.
Not autocomplete. Not a chatbot. A full agent with a role, memory, tools and taste. They read the project before they start: your data, docs and decisions. No context pasting.
Full-stack developer
Ships code. Terminal-mindset. Reads the repo, writes the PR, runs the tests, files the diff.
Editorial writer
Drafts memos, launch posts, landing copy. Knows your tone-of-voice from your docs.
Ops orchestrator
Runs missions across a team of agents. Blueprints, phases, retries, rollups.
Growth analyst
Reads signals, spots outliers, writes the weekly. Owns the dashboard on Monday.
Example agents. Stats reflect StudioLayer's own use at Justmade.
Build your own perfect coworker: any role, any skill set, any tools. Tuned to how your studio works, not the other way around.
Plug in your own keys and route each agent to the model that fits the job. Swap providers per agent, no lock-in, and you pay the provider directly for tokens.
+ any OpenAI-compatible endpoint · self-hosted models via your own gateway
A mission takes a goal, drafts a plan, spreads the work across agents and people, and keeps iterating until the result holds up. You review at the checkpoints, not in the weeds.
Every mission begins as a plan: phases, owners, deliverables. You approve it before anything runs.
The orchestrator holds the full picture and briefs each agent with exactly what their step needs: nothing more. Focused agents, sharper output, no context drift.
Missions run in cycles. Each pass reviews what came back, adjusts and runs again: the mission learns what the project needs.
Work moves between steps as parcels: validated handoffs that say exactly what is expected. Nothing ships half-empty. Lock one and it is the deliverable.
Agents pick up the queue when you put down the laptop - but client work needs more than a clever model. It needs guardrails.
Every output traces back to your own projects, docs and data.
Role, tone and playbooks per agent. It ships sounding like you.
Unsure means asking a teammate, never guessing. You review at checkpoints.
Every action logged. Self-host and bring your own LLM, built for GDPR.
Tests green, PR filed, diff waiting for your morning review.
Scored, enriched, logged in your pipeline dataset. Follow-ups drafted.
Built from the client's brief, your rates and past projects. You edit, you send.
Signals rolled up, outliers flagged, one page. Coffee still hot.
Every action logged. Every deliverable reviewable. You stay in control, they do the hours.
Stop managing tools.
Start managing outcomes.
A skill is a playbook: how you write proposals, how you review code, how you talk to clients. Write it once, grant it to any agent, and they follow it, every time.
Agents work where your work already lives. One toggle connects an account, the whole toolset comes with it.
Anything with an API fits through MCP. Or skip the wait: hand an agent the API docs and it teaches itself the tool, then saves what works as a skill for the whole team.
Your clients open a live preview of their site, click any element and type what should change. No CMS training, no back-and-forth emails with screenshots.
Copy tweaks and content edits land straight in the headless CMS. Live on the next publish.
Ask for a new section or layout change and it turns into a support ticket for your studio, with the exact element and context attached.
Every request is reviewable. Nothing ships without your team behind it.
"Can we make this headline shorter and mention the spring offer?"
TypeScript SDK. Signed webhooks. Per-node keys. Zero-config MCP. Everything is an API - or a bring-your-own-runtime.
import { createClient } from '@studiolayer/client' // per-node scoped key, cached reads const studio = createClient({ apiKey: import.meta.env.STUDIOLAYER_API_KEY }) // typed dataset handle const posts = studio.dataset<Post>('blog', 'posts') const all = await posts.list() // or run a saved, server-defined query const featured = await studio.query('featured-posts')
mission: launch-v1.4 orchestrator: atlas phases: - discover · kiro -> market-scan - design · vera needs discover - build · forge needs design - ship · atlas · human gate
End-to-end types from your schema. Autocomplete for every field.
Every tool exposed as MCP. Plug any client. No lock-in.
Every write emits a signal. Trigger anything downstream.
Agents execute on runners you control. Local machine or your own server.
Based on StudioLayer's internal use at Justmade. Beta, your mileage will vary.
Chat interfaces produce transcripts, not products. We believe agents need the same things people need to do real work: structure, context, ownership and a place where the work lives.
Datasets, documents and views on structured nodes. Everything an agent produces lands somewhere permanent, versioned and reviewable - not in a chat scroll.
A role, a memory, an address, an audit trail. You assign work the way you assign it to people - and you review it the same way too.
Bring your own LLM keys, run agents on your own machines, pipe content to any frontend. Your work, your models - no lock-in by design.
One plan per member for the workspace. Agents run on top and bill for the tokens they actually burn, on your own keys. Start with a 30-day free trial, no card up front.
For studios that ship weekly. Usage-based agent runs on top.
Start 30-day free trial ->30 days free · no card up front
Dedicated runners, private models, SLA and onboarding.
Talk to us ->Pricing subject to change during beta
No. Chat is one surface. The core is a structured workspace: typed datasets, versioned documents, event signals, tasks and missions. Agents are one of the ways work gets done in it - alongside humans and your own scripts.
Yes. Any provider that speaks OpenAI-compatible or Anthropic-native works. Rotate keys per org, per project, or per agent. They're encrypted at rest and never exposed back to agents or the UI.
You do. Full export at any time - projects, datasets, documents and history. Agents run on your LLM keys if you want, and we never train on your data.
Justmade, a digital studio in Belgium. We've been building websites, webshops and products for clients for years: we know exactly what studio work looks like, where the hours leak, and what a tool has to do to actually help. Nothing on the market fit, so we built StudioLayer for ourselves first. It runs our studio today: every feature exists because we needed it, not because a roadmap said so.
All content encrypted at rest, TLS in transit, per-project keys, full audit log on the org activity stream.
Now in private beta. Join the waitlist and help shape the product.
AI agents are becoming coworkers. StudioLayer is the workspace they'll work in. Get the memo with traction, roadmap and the numbers.