Stories worth telling.
Explore ideas grounded in your products and informed by research. Choose the questions your readers care about, then follow them into a thoughtful draft.
Bring the things you sell into stories and spaces people can imagine themselves in.
Researched articles. Thoughtful interior scenes. One editorial workspace, built around your catalog.
For the teams behind art, antiques, craft, and home.
A room collected,
one object at a time.
Illustrative interior photography. Generated results vary.
For objects with character.
And people with a point of view.
A catalog full of possibilities
Give your catalog the context it deserves, from a useful story to a room that feels like home.
Explore ideas grounded in your products and informed by research. Choose the questions your readers care about, then follow them into a thoughtful draft.
Bring real products into an interior, replace an existing object, or discover combinations that suit a style. Compare the possibilities before you choose.
Turn product photography into useful attributes: visual style, colors, and category. Keep seller facts separate from suggestions, and make corrections that stay.
Objects, people, places
The pieces that
make a place your own.
The cup you reach for each morning. A print collected on a journey. The quiet pleasure of a beautifully made object, finding its place.
Room for your voice
Edit a passage, ask for a new angle, or return to an earlier version.
A studio, with you at the desk
The useful part of AI is having something good to work with. Sceneweave gives you a draft, its sources, and space to make it your own.
Compare proposed changes before they become your article.
Translate saved English versions into Japanese, with independent editing.
Approve a version and give it a date on your editorial calendar.
From catalog to creative work
Add a store, upload product photos, or connect your marketplace. Give each seller an audience and a voice.
Shortlist an article idea, write a brief, or try a product in a new setting. Let the creative work run while you keep moving.
Review the sources and product details. Refine, accept, translate, and plan. Export when you’re ready.
Connect your catalog and creative workflows through a scoped, authenticated API.
A few useful things to know
Sceneweave is built for marketplace editorial teams and sellers of art, antiques, craft, and home decor. Keep multiple stores organized, give each its own voice, and create from the real products in their catalogs.
Yes. Choose the idea, set the brief, edit the document directly, and ask for changes in chat. Generated revisions arrive as proposals to compare and accept. Saved versions stay available, and approval belongs to your team.
Image generation is interpretive. Reference photos and composition instructions guide the result, but details can change. Review the product’s shape, pattern, color, and proportions before accepting a scene. Keep original product photography where exact fidelity matters.
Articles start in English. Request a Japanese translation from a saved version, then edit and approve it independently. If the English version changes, the translation is marked for review without overwriting your Japanese edits.
Yes. Scoped API keys let your application import products, start creative work, and retrieve results. Signed webhooks report completion and approvals. The dashboard offers the same editorial workflows without an API integration.
No. The editorial calendar records your planned release dates against exact saved versions. Export the approved content for your publishing workflow; automatic publishing is not part of the current studio.
Your next idea is in there somewhere.