Direct the AI.
Down to the detail.

An AI design tool for professionals. Brief it the way you'd brief a designer, with references, selections, and constraints.

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IRIS TRAVEL Three days in the Isle of Skye Plan the route Read the guide

The AI is the properties panel.
There's no prompt box.

Conjure replaces typed prompts with the gestures designers already use — selecting a layer, dropping a pin, attaching a reference, locking what's done. The AI reads the room and executes precisely what you point at.

Fig. 01 — The same brief, twice Drawn schematic

02 / Vocabulary

Direction at the speed of design.

Every channel is a way to tell the AI what you mean — without a prompt box, without copy-pasting, without explaining yourself.

Fig. 02-A Selection — drawn Loop placeholder · ~6s

Selection

Click to point. The AI works on what you've chosen, nothing else.

Fig. 02-B Reference — drawn Loop placeholder · ~6s

Reference

Drop in an image. The AI matches the look without you describing it.

Fig. 02-C Pins — drawn Loop placeholder · ~6s

Pins

Mark a spot. The AI focuses there — no other layer is at risk.

Fig. 02-D Locks — drawn Loop placeholder · ~6s

Locks

Lock what's done. The AI won't touch it, no matter what you ask for next.

03 / Canvas

The whole tool, one surface.

Sidebar, canvas, Iris. What the AI reads is what you see — selections, references, pins, locks — all of it on the page, none of it buried in a chat.

Fig. 03 — App frame, drawn schematic Placeholder · capture at 2×
The canvas
One working surface. No prompt box on it, anywhere.
Marks
A pin with a reference attached. A lock the AI cannot cross.
Iris
The resident intelligence, living where the properties panel was.

04 / In practice

Three moves, end to end.

What direction looks like when it’s gestures instead of paragraphs — the same three moves, carried all the way through real work.

Fig. 04-A Reference drop → restyle Loop placeholder · ~10s

Reference

The look transfers. The vocabulary doesn’t have to.

Drop any image onto a selection and the restyle lands scoped to it — palette, type, and spacing read from the reference, applied to what you chose and nothing else.

  • Scoped to the current selection
  • Palette, type, and spacing move separately
Fig. 04-B Pinned edit — before / after Still pair placeholder · 4:3

Precision

Say where, not just what.

A pin holds a spot. A lock holds a decision. Between them, the edit lands exactly where you pointed — and the rest of the file stays untouched.

  • Pins carry references and constraints
  • Locked layers are off-limits, hard stop
Fig. 04-C Four variations, one selection Loop placeholder · ~8s

Variations

Branch, compare, keep one.

Ask for four takes on the selected block and they arrive side by side. Keep one, fold it back in, and the history holds every step.

  • Side by side on the same canvas
  • Every step reversible

05 / Iris

Iris reads the canvas.

Every gesture — the selection, the pin, the reference, the lock — lands in Iris’s working context. It answers with moves on the canvas, marked in verdigris, so you always know which hand made which change.

  • Reads selection, pins, locks, and references as one brief
  • Every AI-touched layer stays marked in verdigris
  • Full history — nothing lands without a trail
Fig. 05 — The Iris panel, drawn Note what's missing: a prompt box

06 / Details

The small stuff, held.

Craft shows up in the corners. A few of the ones we sweat.

  • Real files

    Vector in, vector out. Work leaves in the formats you already hand off.

  • Keyboard-first

    Every gesture has a key. Hands stay on the board.

  • History that holds

    Every AI move is a step you can walk back. Nothing is a dead end.

  • Marked output

    AI-touched layers carry the verdigris mark. Origin stays honest.

  • Your pace

    Iris waits. Nothing generates until you gesture.

  • Quiet chrome

    The interface recedes — cream, ink, and your work.

07 / From the beta

“The first tool where pointing at the problem is the whole brief.”
J. Lindqvist Art director, editorial studio
“I stopped writing paragraphs to the machine. I select, drop, lock — and it keeps up.”
Mara Voss Brand designer, independent
“Locks changed how much I trust it. What’s done stays done.”
T. Okafor Design systems, product studio

Placeholder quotes — beta attributions to come

08 / Questions

Asked, answered.

An AI design tool built for professionals. You direct it with the gestures you already use — selection, references, pins, locks — and it executes on a real canvas.

Designers who already know what good looks like. Conjure assumes taste; it supplies speed.

The full canvas, Iris, and export. Seats open in small batches while the edges get hardened.

Request access with your email and a line about what you design. Invitations go out as capacity opens — usually within a few weeks.

Nothing during the private beta. Draft pricing is posted on the pricing page; final numbers land at public release.

It sits beside them first. Real files in, real files out — no walled garden.

09 / Open

Ready to direct?

Open Conjure and try a real edit. No prompt box required.

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