exegon
EXEGON helps spatial creatives develop proposals, not just generate images.
Nano Banana Pro
Magnific
Kling
Seedance
Beta focuses on one credible agentic loop: extract intent, create routes, generate studies, critique outputs, ask for rerun approval, and publish the improved work back to the board.
Brief, references, sketches, site notes, or a board frame become the starting context.
EXEGON structures program, atmosphere, constraints, and assumptions before production begins.
Three concept routes appear as board sections with titles, narratives, and prompt packs.
The AI Lab runs one study per route using the selected assets, route ID, and criteria.
Heuristic evaluation scores spatial clarity, circulation logic, brief alignment, and visual coherence.
The system recommends a repair, but the user decides what continues in beta.
Improved outputs return to the Project Board with trace, confidence, and parent state.
Architects and artists do not need another isolated generator. They need a system that can read context, preserve authorship, compare directions, and remember why a proposal changed.
Exegon treats generation as geometry. Each node holds its parameters, its version history, and its relationship to every other node, so the board is always the source of truth.
The base image stays authoritative. Style, mood, and material transfer as independent sliders, so a facade never forgets it was a facade.
Every run becomes a V-stamped output node you can wire back in. Rewind, branch, merge. No final_final_real.psd.
Pin up to six references per node. Exegon separates composition from style from light from material, the way a studio actually art-directs.
Cursors, sticky notes, and comments are first-class. Reviews happen on the board, not in a Slack thread screenshot with red arrows.
Run Nano locally, Claude on Anthropic, GPT on OpenAI. Your keys, your infra. Boards never leave your machine unless you publish them.
Boards ship to Figma, InDesign, Rhino, or straight to press-ready TIFFs at 300 DPI, color-managed for the print house your studio actually uses.
The same orchestration layer supports spatial teams and visual teams without forcing either into someone else's vocabulary.
Brief to program, adjacency, zoning, routes, massing, visual studies, evaluation, and proposal board.
Intent to motif, atmosphere, material language, visual routes, image/video/3D studies, critique, and series board.
Briefs, routes, decisions, critiques, comments, outputs, and proposal progress.
Image workflows, massing studies, videos, 3D experiments, and reusable node graphs.
Plans stages, evaluates gates, asks for approval, and publishes traceable results.
Parent states, rerun history, critiques, confidence, and promoted proposal states.
Opened the base of the mass to improve public approach.
Route B Image v1 · score 0.68
Added ground-level cut and vertical light slot.
0.74 · heuristic evaluation
Generate one interior atmosphere study.
Every promoted state carries intent, inputs, outputs, evaluation, and trace. Teams can fork from here, compare states, create a new route, or promote the strongest path into a proposal.
Search setup, sitemap files, secure transport, and ownership checks matter for Google, but they belong behind the scenes. Visitors only need a clear, safe, and credible product page.
Production pages use encrypted transport and standard browser security headers.
The landing page does not trigger installs, browser prompts, or executable downloads.
Public pages never ask for passwords, recovery phrases, card numbers, or provider API keys.
Beta enquiries go through a short work-contact form with a project brief, not a credential flow.
Early access is for architects, artists, and spatial creative teams who want to test brief-to-board proposal workflows with agents in the loop.
You create your account and password on the EXEGON app itself — this page never collects them. EXEGON will never ask for recovery phrases, card numbers, or provider API keys.
Create your account on the EXEGON app. We'll email you a link to confirm your address, then review your request for the cohort.
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