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Apps

AI apps your team runs from a short form

An app is a workflow with a form in front of it. Fill two or three fields, press Run, and get the result. No canvas, no model picking, no prompt writing, and the same brand rules every time.

  • Two to four fields, then Run
  • The same brand rules on every run
  • The cost shown before the run

What a run makes

A short form in, the same result every time

A folded sports set, then the same set worn in three on-model pictures. DesignerBox render.

Who it is for

Does that sound like you?

  • Scaling without compromising quality.

    Anyone can make an AI picture. Making hundreds that still look like your brand is the hard part. An app fixes the steps once, so a colleague gets the same result you would get.

    How we solve it:
    • Two to four fields, then one Run button
    • The same steps and the same brand rules for everyone
    • Publish any workflow of yours as an app
  • Cut the waiting time and budget for deliverables.

    You deliver for several clients, and each one has its own brand book. Waiting weeks for a shoot or an edit delays every delivery. An account manager completes a short form instead of briefing a designer.

    How we solve it:
    • One brand record per client, read on every run
    • Apps a colleague runs from a short form
    • A shared workspace and team seats on the Ultra plan

In one sentence

An app is a workflow with a form. Complete the form, press Run, and get the result.

The person running an app never sees the steps behind it. The workflow is decided once, and everyone who presses Run gets the same job done the same way.

What that gives you:
  • Two to four fields, then Run
  • The cost shows before the run
  • Publish any workflow of yours as an app

What you get

What an app looks like

No canvas, no model picking, no prompt writing. An app shows two or three fields and a Run button, and the workflow behind it does the rest.

  • A pearl pendant on a fine gold chain, worn at the neck, the result of a form with three fields

    A short form

    Add a product photo, type a line, pick a colour. The fields are the only decisions the app asks for.

  • Tortoise-shell sunglasses on pastel stones beside a peach, one of a set made the same way each run

    The same workflow every time

    Whoever presses Run gets the same steps, the same models and the same brand rules, so the look holds from one person to the next.

  • Black headphones on a blue ground, a result priced before the run

    The cost, before the run

    The app shows what the run costs in credits before the button does anything.

  • A grey cable-knit sweater laid flat on linen, made by a published workflow

    Your own workflow, published

    Any workflow you build can become an app. Pick the fields, publish it, and your team runs your job without seeing the steps.

How it works

How a colleague runs your job

  1. A sage green sports set folded flat, the photo a colleague adds to the form
    01

    Open the app

    From DesignerBox, or from Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or Codex over MCP. The app is the same either way.

  2. The same sports set worn by a model in a studio
    02

    Fill the fields

    A product photo, a line of text, a colour. Only the decisions the job needs.

  3. The same sports set worn by a window, one result saved to Assets
    03

    Press Run

    The workflow behind the form does the work with your brand rules, and the results land in Assets.

Built by DesignerBox

Apps that run today

Each one is a workflow we built and published. Open one, fill the form, press Run.

Questions

Curious? Let's clear things up.

What is an app?

An app is a workflow with a form in front of it. You complete the form, press Run, and get the result. The steps behind it are fixed, so everyone who runs it gets the same steps and the same brand rules.

How is an app different from a template?

A template is a workflow you open and run yourself, or copy to change its steps. An app is a workflow behind a short form, made for a colleague who should not have to see the steps. Both read your brand rules before the run.

Can I publish my own workflow as an app?

Yes. Build the workflow, choose which steps become fields, and publish it. Your team then runs your job from a short form, with the same steps and the same brand rules.

Can I run an app from my AI chat?

Yes. Connect the MCP server, and Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or Codex can list your apps and run them. The results land in Assets like any other run, and the cost comes from your credits.

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