Stop losing margin to grunt work. Duet is AI for creative agencies that want to ship more per client without growing headcount — it builds the landing site, drafts the design concept, generates the on-brand imagery, and packages the deliverable, so your team gets back to the high-priced thinking the work was sold on.
"We sold the strategy. We're delivering the slides."
Duet handles the production layer — slides, decks, landing pages, image generation — so senior time stops getting burned on assembly. Your strategists go back to telling the story; Duet does the layout, the resizes, and the eighteenth round of asset renames.
"Three rounds of comps before the client says anything useful."
Duet drafts the concept in your brand voice, generates the imagery in your visual language, and gets a review-ready first round in front of the client. The next round comes back faster too, because the working files live in your workspace — not on a designer's laptop you can't get to until Tuesday.
"Friday is always the day we zip the assets and write the handoff doc."
Duet bundles the final assets, writes the handoff doc, drops it in the client folder, and emails the link. No more Friday afternoons lost to file plumbing — the same workflow runs for every project, named the same way, with the same change log every time.
Build a launch landing page for the Northbeam Series B campaign. Use the brand kit in /brand/northbeam. Hero, feature row, customer quote, signup form. Deploy to staging.Take the Loft 32 brief and draft 3 concept directions: positioning, key visual idea, sample tagline, and a 2-paragraph rationale for each.Generate 12 hero images for the Loft 32 site in the same style as /brand/loft32/refs — overhead studio shot, soft daylight, neutral palette.Zip the final assets in /clients/loft32/v3, write a handoff doc summarizing changes since v2, upload to the client Drive, and email the link to ben@loft32.com.Drop each client's brand kit, voice guidelines, and asset library into Duet. It learns the rules so the output looks like the brand on the first pass — and the second project for the same client starts from where the first one ended, not from a blank canvas.
Hand Duet the brief in the same words you'd use with a new designer. It comes back with mocks, copy, and decks — all in your house style — and your senior people spend their time reviewing tasteful options instead of dictating layouts to a queue of contractors.
Polish the parts that matter, queue the rest. Duet packages deliverables, uploads to the client folder, writes the handoff note, and prepares the email. The Friday-afternoon ritual becomes a reviewable handoff instead of a manual scramble.
Or skip the role question entirely and browse use cases by job.
Yes — once Duet has the brand kit and a handful of reference outputs. The more you correct it in the first project, the closer it gets to your house style on the next one. Agencies use that review loop to turn rough first drafts into reusable client-specific style memory.
Each client gets its own workspace with isolated memory and files. Brand assets, drafts, and chat history for one account never leak into another, and you can hand keys to a client (or revoke them) without that touching the other accounts you're running.
No. It absorbs the production layer — the parts your senior people resent doing. Concepts still need taste, presentations still need a human in the room. Duet just clears the runway so the senior bench spends time on the work clients actually paid for.
The way you already do — by project, by deliverable, or by retainer. Duet is a cost line, not a billable role. The goal is to protect strategy pricing while reducing repetitive production time that eats margin.
Duet routes image work through commercial-use-capable providers where available, and your client data stays scoped to the workspace. For client deliverables, review the selected model/provider terms and pin or exclude providers when an account has specific IP requirements.
Duet doesn't replace your design tools — it sits one step earlier, drafting the concept, the copy, and the visual references that feed into them. Hand it a brief, get a Figma-ready mock; hand it a wireframe, get a working Webflow page. Agencies use Duet to skip the blank-page pass on each project.
Start with one connected workflow, then let Duet run the recurring pieces from your workspace.