MEET THECREATECO / ARTISTS & TECH NERDS
We’re a group of artists and tech nerds building the tools we want to make art with.
Images. Objects. Music. Films. Whatever the idea becomes, we want artists of every kind to have room to explore it.
Why we’re building this
01 / FORM Give it shape ↗
02 / LUMA Make an image ↗
03 / STEMDECK Find the sound ↗
04 / SCENEPILOT Make it move ↗
Four creative disciplines. One restless idea. Promotional concept artwork.
OUR STORY
We’ve spent years making images, music, films and 3D work. Along the way, we kept noticing the same friction: subscriptions, unreliable connections and workflows that interrupted the idea.
A missed bill shouldn’t mean a missed idea. Losing a connection shouldn’t mean losing momentum. We want artists to have more control over the tools they depend on.
That’s why we’re building thecreateco: a new generation of creative tools with freedom at the center.
LITE & PRO / OUR PROMISE
Making art should stay within reach. That belief shapes how we build Lite and Pro.
Lite will always remain free and fully capable—a complete place to create, finish and keep your work.
It’s built for real projects, with room to explore and grow. You should be able to keep making with Lite for as long as you want.
Our commitment: creative freedom, without a price of entry.Pro is where we’re building deeper workflows for more demanding projects and specialized ways of working.
Choosing Pro should be about the extra depth your work needs. Lite will continue to stand on its own as a fully capable creative tool.
Two editions. The same respect for your creativity.WHERE WE’RE HEADING
We’re rolling out Pro versions for Windows and Mac, while working to bring our apps to iOS and Android through the App Store and Google Play. Our goal is to give you more freedom to create on the devices you use every day.
Our public apps are still in alpha. Features, offline support and platform availability currently vary by product and build. See what’s available today ↗
HOW WE BUILD
We’re building and refining our own editing engines, workspaces and creative workflows. The aim is simple: powerful tools that stay lightweight, responsive and easy to work with.
We measure that work by what it helps you make—and by what you tell us needs to improve.
Workspaces that make sense to artists, with the useful controls close to the work.
Keep pushing performance and capability, so ambitious ideas don’t need a cumbersome process.
Build toward offline independence and portable projects you can keep and come back to.
These are the goals guiding our development. Offline support, features and availability currently vary by product and edition.
THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE TOOLS
Meet Armon Nasiri and Jensen Westerlund.
A NOTE FROM THE FOUNDER
I’ve used computers my whole life. Different creative phases took me through After Effects, Photoshop, FL Studio, Blender and Cinema 4D, then djay Pro and Ableton. Different tools for different ways of making.
Along the way, I learned many of these apps deeply. I also kept noticing the features I wished they had—the things that could make creating easier, more powerful or more open.
Eventually, I realized I wanted more. I wanted the best tools I could imagine, while keeping them accessible to everyone. When I realized this was something I could build myself, I went all in. That’s what led me to thecreateco.
— Armon Nasiri
MEET JENSEN
I design and build intuitive, powerful creative tools for how creators actually work. My focus is clean design, seamless workflows and technology that helps people bring their ideas to life.
I enjoy turning complex technical challenges into simple, elegant software—so artists, designers and builders can spend more time making.
THECREATECO MOMENTIUM SUITE
THECREATECO MOMENTIUM SUITE brings together Form, Luma, StemDeck and ScenePilot. Shape an object, build its visual identity, find its sound and bring it to life.
BUILT WITH YOUR FEEDBACK
The ambition is real. So are the rough edges.
Our public apps are in alpha. Some features are unfinished and some workflows need more care. Your experience helps us decide what to improve next.
Tell us what you were making, what worked, and where you got stuck. Every test, critique and idea helps us build tools that serve artists better.
