The work goes out. The verdict comes back.
Tooly is where creative work is briefed, delivered and decided. Every file lives inside a task. Every version keeps its own verdict. Nothing important happens in an email thread.
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Lumen Studio
Launch film — 60s cut
launch_60s_v2.mov
4.2 GB · Ana Reyes
launch_60s_v1.mov
3.9 GB · Ana Reyes
“The opening drags — tighten the first four seconds, and the logo needs to sit top-right.”
How work moves
Five steps, and the product is finished
Anything that does not move a task from assigned to approved is not in the product.
- 01
Brief it
Create a task and attach the brief, the brand guides and the raw footage.
- 02
Assign it
One contributor owns it. They see what they need and nothing else.
- 03
Deliver it
Upload multi-gigabyte video straight to storage. Resumable, and byte-exact.
- 04
Decide it
Approve, or send it back with a reason. The reason is not optional.
- 05
Repeat it
Version 2 lands beside version 1. Both keep their verdict, permanently.
Why it is different
Storage tools lose the argument. This one keeps it.
Files live inside tasks
Not folders. A file with no task attached is a file nobody can act on, so there is not one.
The brief and the work never mix
Reference files are the brief. Deliverables are the work. Contributors upload the second and cannot rewrite the first.
Every version keeps its verdict
Six months on, “why did we reject the first cut?” still has an answer attached to the file itself.
One account, every client
A freelancer with ten clients has one login and one dashboard. Roles live per workspace, not per person.
Put your next revision somewhere it can be found
Create a workspace, attach a brief, invite the person doing the work. The whole loop takes about a minute to set up.
Start a workspace