For Publishers & Studios

A production pipeline for a catalogue, not a single story

Many Series, a real team with real roles, regional editions, and the rights that come with owning what you publish.

One pipeline across everything you own

  1. Develop
  2. Story Room
  3. Visual Bible
  4. Issue Plan
  5. Scene Production
  6. Lettering
  7. Localization
  8. Review
  9. Publish
  10. Audience

The production board shows every Issue in flight across every Series, who it is assigned to, and what is waiting on someone. Not a list of tasks — the actual state of the work.

What a Studio adds

Multiple Series

A catalogue rather than a project. Series can share a universe, a cast, and a visual language without being copied between them.

Teams and roles

Writers, artists, translators, producers and finance each see what their role needs. Permissions are scoped to the work, not granted wholesale.

Production pipeline

Stages with owners and states, so an Issue waiting on a translator is visibly waiting on a translator.

Localization at scale

Editions per locale that keep cast, world and layout intact. A translator works on language, not on rebuilding the Issue.

Regional publishing

Availability, age ratings and rights windows per territory, so a licence that covers one region does not accidentally publish to another.

Reusable asset libraries

Characters, locations and props defined once and drawn on across the catalogue. Consistency stops being manual review.

Catalogue analytics

Discovery, retention and earnings across every Series, and per Series when you need to know which one is carrying the month.

Owned IP management

Rights, territories and adaptation interest tracked against the work itself, with a record of who was granted access to what.

Audit and accountability

Who changed what, who approved a publish, who was credited. The trail exists because someone eventually asks.

Bringing an existing catalogue

If you already publish, the useful conversation is about what you have rather than what we do: how many Series, which languages, who is on the team, and what your rights position looks like per territory.

Studio plans are set up with you rather than self-served, because the answers to those questions change what the setup should be.

Tell us what you publish

We will walk through the pipeline against one of your actual Series rather than a demo.

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