Create together across every medium.
Paint pixels, draw vectors, design layouts, write, edit video, composite, grade, animate, build with 3D, and direct AI agents in one shared project. Work together in realtime and keep going offline.
What we’re building
Realtime collaboration
Artists, editors, designers, writers, producers, and AI agents should be able to work around the same project without passing files back and forth.
Every medium in one project
Raster, vector, video, compositing, 3D, text, audio, and generated outputs belong to the same creative project instead of separate files and handoffs.
Offline-first by design
Core editing works from local project state, so a weak connection does not have to stop the work.
Sync across devices
Keep working on one machine, pick up on another, and let projects, assets, comments, reviews, and runs catch up when you are connected.
Built for teams
Workspaces, roles, access, review, approvals, runs, agents, and delivery are core parts of Tezuka, from small teams to enterprise studios.
AI, review and delivery
Agents can generate, clean up, analyze, prepare, and review against the same project state that carries sources, variants, approvals, and final outputs.
Web and desktop
Tezuka is being built to work across operating systems, from the browser to desktop-class creative workflows.
Local work, connected teams
Tezuka is being designed around one project model, collaborative creative tools, offline-first editing, multi-device sync, team workspaces, workflow execution, and AI automation that stays connected to the work.
FAQ
What is Tezuka?
Tezuka is a collaborative creative suite for visual production: raster, vector, layout, writing, video, compositing, 3D, AI workflows, offline-first editing, sync, and team workflows in one shared product.
What comes first?
The core: collaborative editing, offline-first project storage, multi-device sync, team workspaces, and enough of the suite to prove it can work as one product.
Is there a launch date?
Not yet. We’ll open access when collaboration, offline work, sync, and the first creative tools are strong enough to show what Tezuka is meant to become.
Who is it for?
Anyone making digital art or creative media: solo artists, designers, writers, video editors, animators, 3D creators, AI creators, teams, and studios.
How can I get updates?
Join the waitlist for occasional emails, or reach out at hello@tezuka.ai.
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