Your whole studio.
And what it needs from you today.

One screen. A greeting with an honest read of the day — “22 things today, 5 need a decision” — four numbers at a glance, and then three piles: Decide (things Earnest drafted and is waiting on you for), Do (one tap each) and Know (nothing required, but worth knowing). Four lenses re-rank the same screen around money, creative work or projects.

Earnest runs on a real large language model — Anthropic’s Claude, on no-training terms — but it does not start from a blank prompt. It starts from your organization: your clients, your work, your money, your brand voice. One door, and it already knows where you are standing when you open it.

It stops and asks. If it is thin on your brand, your goals or a client’s voice, it tells you what is missing rather than filling the gap with something plausible. Real context over generic confidence.

No. Low-stakes, reversible work — reconciling a payment, summarising a meeting, enriching a contact — can run on its own with a full audit trail, and you can dial how much of that it handles. The floor never moves: nothing reaches a client and no money moves without your tap.

Not yet. What is live today is the drafting and the planning: on-brand posts and campaign emails, content plans, an approval round with your client, and a queue of what goes out next. Publishing straight to the networks is coming soon — until it ships, the last step is yours.

You send it in one press. Your client opens a link — no login, no account — and marks each piece approved or asks for a change, with notes pinned to the artwork. Rounds stack up and nothing is erased, so six weeks later you can still see who said what. Included on every plan today.

Earnest already works from your studio’s brand direction and audience. Personal Brand is the layer above that — your own positioning, voice, audience and proof points, written once (Earnest drafts the first pass from what it already knows about you), then applied to your business card and your booking page in one press, and used when the Content Studio drafts in your name. It is built, but it is not on sale yet: you will see it in the app listed as coming soon, with no price, and nobody is being charged for it.

Three looks, and they are real redesigns rather than a colour swap: Glass (translucent surfaces and soft light), Paper (ink on linen, editorial serif, hairline rules) and Clean (white on white, condensed caps, one signal blue). Type, colour and an extra-contrast mode sit on their own axes, and every combination is checked against a 210-pair contrast ratchet.

Three plans: Solo $49/mo, Studio $149/mo, Agency $299/mo — per workspace, not per action, with every feature on every plan. Annual saves two months. There is a 14-day trial with no card.

Both, and the daily rhythm is the same either way. Solo is the one-person shop doing serious work; Studio and Agency add seats, team channels and the Boardroom as you grow. You are choosing scale, not a feature set.

No. Start where it hurts most — chasing an invoice, running one project, getting a round of artwork signed off — and let Earnest earn the rest.

Only the members you invite. Your workspace is isolated from every other organization, we never sell your data, and Earnest’s AI reads it only to produce your own results, under no-training terms. Full detail is in our privacy policy.