When AI generates forty product shots before lunch, the bottleneck isn't production. It's coordination.

Ecommerce creative moves fast and multiplies faster. Hero images and ad variants can be generated in minutes. ALLO is where your team reviews the options together and chooses what goes live.

Free to start. No credit card.

Every option, side by side

You can't choose well when you see one thing at a time. Spread all forty variants across the canvas and the weak ones become obvious, fast.

What gets harder when campaigns spread across tools.

6
common places campaign work gets split: docs, files, chat, email, task boards, and review notes.
15+
campaigns can be in flight at once, each with its own files, comments, and approvals.
½
of the work can become translation: finding context, checking versions, and explaining decisions.

Stop running campaigns across six tools.

The brief lives in Notion. The hero shots live in Drive. The brand approval happens in Slack. By the time the campaign ships, half the team can't remember why they made the choices they did.

ALLO collapses the whole campaign into one canvas. Brief, references, hero variants, copy, brand approval, legal review, final assets, all in one place, in order, scannable in 90 seconds.

Decide with the people who get a say

The designer, the brand owner, and the person who signs off look at the same work with the same context, so the next step is clear.

Approval lives on the canvas, not in a thread.

Brand reviewers and legal don't want to learn another tool. They want to see the work, leave a comment, and move on.

01

Open the link

Brand reviewer or legal opens the shared canvas. The work is arranged in order, so they can review it without a separate walkthrough.

02

Comment in context

They drop comments directly on the variant or copy line in question, not as a Slack reply with a screenshot.

03

Confirm the direction

When the reviewer is done, the decision sits next to the work it refers to. The campaign manager can see what changed and why.

Review notes stay attached to the creative.

A canvas with a brand reviewer's comment pinned to a specific hero variant: 'Approved for use.' Legal notes sit next to the disclaimer text they refer to, not floating in a separate chat thread.

“Every campaign, its own canvas. Every campaign, on the same board.”

The whole campaign portfolio, at one glance.

The Projects view shows every active campaign as a card on a Kanban board. Each card opens into the full campaign canvas. Each card knows its launch date, its owner, its status, its goal. The team sees what's in flight, what's blocked, what's about to ship, without opening 15 tabs.

From a pile to what ships

The point isn't making more. Generation is cheap; judgment is scarce. The point is walking out with the right ones and a clear reason they won.

When the direction is final, the assets are obvious.

The campaign manager exporting to your email platform, your ad platform, or your storefront knows which file is the final version because the canvas shows the review trail next to the assets. No 'is this the latest?' thread. No hunting through folders named v3_FINAL_actual.

Your next campaign on one canvas.

Bring the brief, the assets, the copy, the approvals. ALLO holds it all together.

Free to start. No credit card.