Print-ready brochures, proposals and flyers from locked templates. AI drafts every page from your company profile, places the right project photos at print resolution, preflights the whole piece - and the press pack leaves with crop marks and bleed.

Your existing printed pieces are decomposed page by page into locked template kits - the layouts your designers already approved, ready to be filled again and again. Real millimetres, your print fonts, your colour roles.

Describe the brochure and the AI plans the page list from your company profile - cover, orientation, sector chapters, one proof page, back cover - then drafts every page grounded in its own sector's facts. Photographs place themselves, matched to each page's subject and never below print resolution.

One report collects everything before printing: overflowing text, images below print quality, a page count the saddle-stitcher can't fold. Then the press pack leaves with crop marks, 3mm bleed and imposed printer's spreads - from someone who has never opened InDesign.

No 40MB attachments. A private share page renders the brochure page by page; comments land on the exact page they mean, views are counted, and manager approval - where you want it - happens before the link ever goes out.

An hour after the morning's deck, the same platform sends a piece to the printer. Every stop shipped and working today.
"A 16-page capability brochure for a real estate developer." The AI plans the page list from your company profile - cover, orientation, sector chapters, one proof page, back - and grounds every chapter on its own sector.
Real millimetres, real bleed, your brand's colours and print fonts. Project photographs place themselves - matched to each page's subject, never below print resolution - and every claim comes from your own published documents.


Every placed photograph is re-stamped from the library's own record - the AI can never relabel an image. Off-sector photos on a sector page get flagged, and anything below print quality shows a low-res warning at its real printed size.
Overflowing text, low-resolution images, a page count the saddle-stitcher can't fold - collected into one preflight report with click-to-jump, before the printer ever sees it.

The press output leaves with crop marks and 3mm bleed, imposed into printer's spreads. Your print shop receives exactly what a design studio would send - from someone who has never opened InDesign.
No 40MB attachment. A private share page renders the brochure page by page, and comments land on the exact page they belong to.

Views are counted, the last-viewed time is on record, and manager approval - where you want it - happened before the link ever went out.
Print is where off-brand hurts most - so the Brochure Builder draws on everything the memory holds.
A demonstration takes thirty minutes and ends with a deck generated in front of you - from a library that already speaks your brand.