kiro is a collaborative hub for multi‑format creative teams, letting users share, review, and approve work across web, video, design, PDF, photo, and audio without switching tools. Each deliverable gets its own canvas, and projects consolidate briefs, assets, and final approvals in a single library, streamlining the workflow from brief to launch. The platform supports URL drops, uploads, and drag‑and‑drop to keep all stakeholders aligned in one place.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Creative teams often juggle multiple file types and separate tools to share work, collect client approvals, and manage vendor deliveries, leading to fragmented feedback loops, lost assets, and inefficient project tracking.
Solution
Kiro provides a single web‑based hub where any creative deliverable—web, video, design, PDF, photo, or audio—can be uploaded or linked and reviewed on its own canvas. Each canvas supports threaded comments, version control, and guest share links, allowing clients and stakeholders to give feedback without needing a Kiro account. Projects group all canvases, milestones, and brief links (e.g., from Notion or Asana) into a campaign‑shaped workspace, giving teams a clear view of progress from brief to launch. Approved assets are promoted to a searchable, taggable Library that functions as a lightweight digital asset manager. An AI assistant surfaces comment trends, flags scope drift, and summarizes review rounds to accelerate decision‑making.
Target Audience
Primary users are creative agencies, design studios, and freelance professionals who need to manage multi‑format campaigns and collect client approvals efficiently.
Features
- Unified canvas supporting six media formats (web, video, design, PDF, photo, audio) with no tool‑switching
- Guest share links and client spaces for feedback without requiring user accounts
- Project‑level organization linking briefs, milestones, and multiple canvases in a single view
- Library/DAM that archives approved assets, offering searchable tags and CDN links
- AI layer that summarizes review rounds, highlights comment patterns, and detects scope drift
- Integration points for brief linking from tools like Notion or Asana
- Permission controls and role‑based access for teams and external reviewers