Two views.
One project.
Studio membership and client participation have different roles. Working notes stay in the studio view; a shared brief and design give the client a focused place to respond.
Trust & project access
Shared with care.
Clear by design.
A studio needs room to explore. A client needs a clear direction to review. Give each person the right view of the project.
Explore the two viewsMaya’s living roomIllustrative access example
Working material and the shared direction, together.
Supplier alternatives & working notesStudio only
Living room brief · Revision 02Shared with Maya
Material direction · Version 03Shared with Maya
Maya’s responseWith version 03
Switch views to see what the client receives. This is an interface example.The direction Lena shared, ready for a response.
Living room brief · Revision 02Shared
Material direction · Version 03For review
Your responseWith version 03
Internal working notes are outside this view. Nothing is stored or protected by this demonstration.
Lena & Maya / The living room project
Share the direction.
Keep space to develop it.
Lena prepares the selections in her studio. Maya reviews the room plan and material direction Lena has shared. Their conversation stays with the version in front of them.
Follow their projectTwo views.
A version you
can return to.
The design and its references form a snapshot when shared. A response belongs to the version reviewed, so a later change keeps the earlier context intact.
People with
a clear role.
The studio manages team invitations and contributions. Client project participation is distinct from joining the internal studio team.
Preview status
What’s ready.
What comes next.
The multi-user workspace is implemented locally. This website offers illustrative projects and interactive examples.
Public account access, hosted data durability, operational backups, account recovery, email delivery and a service security review remain launch requirements. No certification, compliance or uptime claim is made.
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