Creative project management
Run the campaign,
not the spreadsheet.
MODE replaces the patchwork of task boards, calendars and shared drives with one workspace where creative projects are briefed, planned, made and approved.
What runs a project in MODE
Campaigns
A project space shaped like creative work
Every campaign carries its brief, tasks, moodboard and deliverables together, so the thinking sits beside the schedule instead of in a separate document.
Planner
One calendar from idea to published
Drafts, scheduled posts and campaign milestones share a single month or week view, filtered by status, so the plan stays legible at a glance.
Clients
Scoped workspaces per account
Agencies switch client and the whole workspace follows — brand kit, campaigns, planner and saved references — with nothing bleeding between accounts.
Review
Approvals without another tool
Share a review link with a client, gather feedback on the work itself, and keep the decision attached to the campaign it belongs to.
Why creative teams outgrow generic tools
Built around the brief, not the ticket
Traditional project tools track status. MODE tracks the creative intent behind it, so a campaign reads like a direction rather than a backlog.
The work is made in the same place it's planned
Studio generates concepts, copy, imagery and scripts inside the workspace, and finished assets attach to the campaign they were made for.
Context the tool already knows
Brand kit, saved references and past campaigns feed every brief, so nobody re-explains the brand at the start of each project.
One workspace for the brief, the plan and the work.
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