Express
The posts, the decks and the new-hire kit
Launch posts, pitch and sales decks, one-pagers and a badge for each new hire, made in your brand the same day.
Founders and small teams
Everything your company sends, in one brand.
The pitch deck, the site, the launch post and the one-pager, made by the agents you already use and directed by you on one canvas.
Where the brand slips
Every piece looks like it came from a different company.
The deck that is almost right, the post in the wrong blue, the one-pager you fixed by hand. And a Figma, Canva and Adobe seat for each person who touches the brand.
What it does for you
Three jobs, mapped to a small team’s week.
What you would ask
Ask the way you would ask a colleague.
- 01
Set up your brand
“Designless, help me create a Brand Capsule. Ask about our audience and the work it needs to carry, then show me a direction to review before publishing.”
- 02
Make the sales deck
“Make a short sales deck in my brand. Use this brief, keep the argument clear, and finish with the next step for the buyer.”
- 03
Write the proposal
“Make a one-page project proposal in my brand. Use this brief, explain the outcome, scope and next step, and keep the language direct.”
- 04
Announce the launch
“Make a launch email in my brand. Use this product brief, explain why it matters to the reader and give them one next action.”
Pricing
Pay for the work, not the headcount.
Designless Team is $25 a month for up to five people. That is less than one person’s Canva and Figma.
- No seats. No credits. No per-use bill.
- No second AI bill: it runs on the plan you already pay for.
No brand yet
Start before your brand is finished.
Describe your brand to your agent: who you are for, how you sound, the colours and type you already use. Or start from a demo brand (every plan) and see the work before your own brand exists. Your agent shows you the choices it made and asks before it publishes anything. Set up your brand
Your agents design. You direct.
Kiwi is a demo brand made to show the work. Any likeness to real companies is unintended.