SETZZ

From CHAOS to CREATION SYSTEMS

The structured visual workspace for AI-native creative production. Images, video, audio, prompts, and project knowledge — organized in one visible SYSTEM, from first concept to final handoff.

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SETZZ BOARD showing a character development project, dark theme

01 — The Core Idea

With SETZZ, you build BOARDS out of SETS.

Each SET is a group of CARDS in a layout you choose — freely arranged, endlessly combinable. Structure your way, not a template's way.

Schematic diagram showing a BOARD's ROW, SET, COLUMNS, and CARDS structure

02 — The Problem

You already know this feeling.

Hundreds of generations in, and you can't remember which prompt made which
A spreadsheet of links nobody has opened in weeks
Turnarounds and references buried three folders deep
A moodboard that stopped being useful the moment the project got real
Sharing progress with a client means zipping a folder and hoping it makes sense
Every new project starts from zero, because nothing from the last one was built to be reused

03 — Approach

Not another moodboard. Not another prompt archive.

SETZZ doesn't replace your image generator or your file browser. It's the layer in between — where scattered generations become a visible, documented, reusable SYSTEM. Every image, video, and audio file keeps its context — the prompt that made it, the tool it came from, where it belongs in the bigger picture.

No component library. No standard interface.

SETZZ isn't assembled from a UI kit. Every CARD, every layout, every interaction was built specifically for how creative work actually happens — because a generic dashboard wasn't going to hold hundreds of iterations, prompts, and reference sets without collapsing into noise.

The best interface is the one you stop noticing. SETZZ is built to fade behind your work — light or dark, however you organize it — until the only thing you see is the project itself.

04 — Process

From raw generations to a production-ready SYSTEM.

Import

Drop in generations, uploads — anything.

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Organize

Structure, not folders. ROWS, SETS, COLUMNS, CARDS.

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Compare

Turnarounds and variants, side by side.

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Contextualize

Prompt, source, and AI/Real status — live on the ASSET.

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Systemize

Save it as a template for the next project.

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Export

Clean, consistent, production-ready structure.

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Handoff

Share a link, or hand off the whole package.

Every step keeps the context attached.

05 — Product

One structure. Any kind of project.

WORLD→BOARD→ROW→SET→COLUMN→CARD→ASSET

Character Development

From concept to full character sheet, without the folder maze.

Prompt & Source Tracking

Every ASSET remembers where it came from.

06 — Proof

Built for structure other tools don't offer.

Plan it as text. See it as a BOARD. Either direction.

Write a structure in plain markdown and watch it become a BOARD — or export any BOARD back to text to share, version, or hand to an AI to generate from. With a live preview as you type.

Structure that bends to the project, not the other way around.

ROWS for big themes, SETS for sub-topics, COLUMNS to break those down further, CARDS for the actual content — grid, slider, text, list, audio, whatever the moment calls for. Nothing else on the market offers this level of structural freedom for visual creative work.

Built for handoff, not just storage.

Export a clean, consistently named folder structure — flat or fully nested — with prompt files generated automatically alongside your ASSETS. Need a quick reformat first? Built-in tools like Multi-Crop work directly against your ASSET library.

07 — Founder

Built by someone who uses it every day.

Lars Richter

AI Creator, Designer & Builder — SimplifyerX

SETZZ is designed and built by Lars Richter — AI creator, designer, and builder working at SimplifyerX. It didn't start as a product spec; it started as a way to keep his own AI-native creative projects from falling apart across folders, prompts, and tools.

SETZZ is almost ready.

We're opening access gradually. Join the waitlist to get early access — and help shape what a structured creative workspace should look like.

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