Studio
Tools you open.
Not slides you watch.
Every architecture argument goes the same way: a diagram nobody can interrogate, and a decision made on trust. The studio is the other version of that meeting — build the thing on a canvas, connect what you actually run, and let it tell you where the design falls over.
What is open now
One studio. More when they earn it.
What it does
Four things, on a canvas.
- 01Drag real source types onto a canvas — ERP, CRM, warehouse, IoT, documents, third-party
- 02Connect them and watch the studio score coverage, latency and governance as you go
- 03Run a scenario and see which decisions the architecture could actually support
- 04Ask it to optimise, and read the reasoning rather than a rearranged picture
A design tool, not a running deployment. Nothing here connects to a real system and nothing is saved to a server — it is for thinking through an architecture before committing to one.
Bring your own systems to it.
The studio is more useful with your actual stack in it than with our example one. Tell us what you run and we will sit in front of it with you — the output is a design you can hand to whoever builds it, including someone who is not us.