BRIEF✳
Less second-guessing.
More good work.
Creative work takes care, judgement and conversation.
Cleyora is being built to make those things easier to share.
The missing detail.
The vague note.
The “final_final” file.
They look like small things. Until they become another round of revisions, another deadline under pressure, another conversation everyone thought they’d already had.
We’re building Cleyora around the moments that create that uncertainty. So producers can move things forward, creatives can protect the idea, and clients can take part with confidence.
Bring it
all together.
“What exactly do we need?”
“Is that intentional?”
“What does this feedback mean?”
Start with the questions behind the work.
“A few socialA little more detail
versions, please.”
goes a long way. ↗
A brief shouldn’t
leave you guessing.
Bring the deliverables, references and questions together before the first version becomes the wrong version.
LUMIÈRECreative choice, or possible mistake?Good review
needs a reason.
A headline near the edge might be a mistake. It might also be the idea. Keep the brief and reference close to the finding.
Check the intended crop against the supplied artwork before requesting a change.
Needs a person’s judgement“Use oversized typography that runs beyond the frame.”
The reference explains the choice. A person confirms the result.“Can we makeLet’s find what
it pop?”
you mean. ↗More emphasis? More contrast? A change of pace?
A better conversation.
A clearer next step.
Help people point to the moment and explain the change. Give creatives something they can act on.
00:12 Could the product name stand out more against the background?
All the work.
None of the hunt.
The brief, the latest version and the reference everyone needs. Give each project a home.
BRIEF✳
00:30SUMMER.
Power when you need it.
Clarity all the way.
A simple first click.
Help clients find the work and leave useful feedback, even when creative production is new to them.
A reason behind the finding.
Connect review notes to the brief and the relevant part of the work. Keep the next step understandable.
People make the call.
Keep review findings, completed notes and final approval clear. Creative judgement belongs to you.
“Are we
actually ready?”
Done is useful. Knowing what “done” means is better.
The requested copy change is marked done.
Is this the approved end-card wording?
The client still needs to make the call.
Illustrative example. A completed note doesn’t approve the work.
Know what
needs you next.
Bring the brief, outstanding questions, feedback and deadlines into one connected workflow.
Keep room
for the idea.
Make the reference and intent part of the conversation. Spend less time decoding notes and finding the right file.
Take part
with confidence.
See the work, understand what you’re looking at and explain what you need. You shouldn’t need production training to leave useful feedback.
These examples show the experience we’re building towards. The launch list is where we’ll share beta opportunities, what’s ready to try and what comes next.
Let’s make
great work.
A clearer brief. A more useful review. Everyone on the same page.
Join the list for launch news and future beta opportunities.
Confirmation required. Look out for an email from Cleyora.
For people who
care about the work.