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brandmanager

Every brand you run.
One workspace.

Add each brand you own — your own name, your company, your studio, a side project. Each keeps its own identity, its own assets and its own record of what runs it. One account holds them all.

We use your address to tell you when BrandManager opens, and for nothing else. How we handle it

For people running more than one thing.

  • Independent creators
  • Design studios
  • Founders
  • Agencies
  • Personal brands
  • A site
  • A post
  • A journal entry
  • A month planned
  • A deck
  • Agencies
  • Personal brands
  • Independent creators
  • Design studios
  • Founders

Three steps, then everything follows.

Identity first, assets second. Set a brand's colours and type once, and every tool after that reads the same values.

  1. Add a brand

    Yourself, your company, your studio, a project. A personal brand and a company brand are separate records with separate identities, and your own profile and billing stay with the account rather than with any one of them.

  2. Give it an identity

    Name, story, links, palette, typography and logo. These become the tokens every other tool reads, so a colour you change here lands everywhere at once.

  3. Build from it

    Covers, icons, favicons, social artwork, posts, decks and films — each made in that brand's identity, and each one yours to download.

See everything.
Then go into one.

The overview gathers every brand you own. Open one and the workspace narrows to that brand alone — its identity, its content, its channels. Nothing from your other brands is in the way.

BrandManager — account overviewSigned in

BrandsAlex MorganOpen

Alex Morgan

A personal identity, its writing and its public profile.

What runs this brand

3 records
  • Websitealexmorgan.exampleDomain
  • YouTube channelyoutube.com/@alexmorganChannel
  • Brand identityPalette · Typography · LogoTokens

An illustration of the workspace. The names and brands shown are examples.

One identity.
Everything made from it.

Every tool reads the same brand tokens. That is the whole point: the palette you set on Monday is the palette in Friday's deck, without anyone copying a hex code across.

  1. Brand

    Name, story and links, then a palette, a type scale and a logo. Icon sets and a favicon come out of the same identity, and every product below reads from it.

  2. Website ManagerIn beta

    We design, build and deploy the site. You keep the part that matters afterwards: its pages, what they say, how each one reads in search, and where its numbers live.

  3. Social Media ManagerIn beta

    Eighteen channels, switched on per brand. Design each profile and cover, plan the grid before you post, and see the caption limits per platform.

  4. Blog ManagerIn beta

    A writing workspace with covers, share previews, drafts and published snapshots.

  5. Digital PresenceIn beta

    Domains, websites, hosting, databases, payments and accounts — written down in one place, per brand, so you never have to remember where something lives.

  • SlidesA deck builder that already knows your type scale, with speaker notes and a share link when the deck is ready.
  • MovieA timeline editor for brand intros and short films. Scenes, transitions, audio, and a WebM you can download.
  • Image editorPlanned

Digital presence is a private record, not a connection. Writing down a domain, a channel or a database does not give BrandManager access to it, and does not publish anything on your behalf.

Make room for everything
you are building.

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