A home for your next idea
From the first question to the work you keep. A closer look at the creative workspace we are building at Twelva.
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In brief
Start with one concrete result: a headline to compare, a draft to refine or a visual direction to explore.
Keep related work in a project, and attach the specific documents each response should use.
Review the result against your sources, make a focused revision and download the work you want to keep.
Most ideas arrive unfinished
An idea might begin as a sentence in your notes, a photograph you keep returning to, or a product you can describe but cannot quite show. The next step is rarely just one task. You need to ask questions, gather the right material, try a direction and decide what deserves another pass.
Twelva is a creative AI workspace by TwelveBirds AI Labs, bringing conversations, websites, images and video into one place. Our starting point is the work around an idea: the context that makes a draft useful, the revisions that make it yours, and the ability to find it again.
Make the next step specific
Start a conversation when the idea needs words or a back-and-forth. Describe who the work is for, what you want to make and what must stay true. A request for three opening lines for a product page gives you something concrete to compare. A request to make everything better does not yet define a useful decision.
Stay in Chat when you are ready to create images, video, audio or 3D. Choose an available creation tool or card, add its required inputs and review the model, settings and credit quote. Confirm only when the brief is ready. Open the finished result in the side panel to inspect or download it; use Tasks if the work is still running. Tools depend on current service, model, plan and region availability.
Keep the context close
A project can gather the conversations, websites, media and documents that belong to the same idea. Its brand memory holds a logo, colors, a typeface and writing or design instructions. That gives future work a shared starting point instead of asking you to repeat the same preferences every time.
There is an important distinction between organizing a source and using it in an answer. A document inside a project is not automatically attached to every message. Attach the specific document when its contents should inform the response, and check the project selector before you begin.
Make something worth keeping
A generated result is a draft you can assess. Read the copy out loud. Inspect the image at full size. Check names, claims and references against the source. Then ask for a focused revision: a clearer opening, a quieter background or a composition with room for a headline.
Library brings saved creations together, and Tasks helps you follow work in progress and open completed results. Download the work you want to keep. The aim is a practical rhythm: give an idea enough context, make a useful first version and improve it through decisions you understand.
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