Turn private AI work into shared work.

AI Studio creates from selected files, links, notes, voice, and canvas objects. The result appears beside the material that shaped it, where the team can inspect, change, and share it.

A useful AI result needs a visible trail.

The question is no longer whether AI can make a first version. It can. The harder questions are what it used, what it missed, who checked it, and whether another person can understand the result. ALLO keeps that context around the output.

Make from the work. Keep the result with the work.

AI Studio is for material that should move beyond one person's screen. Select the inputs, create a new canvas object, and leave it where the project can continue.

Start with the material already on the canvas.

Select notes, files, images, tables, links, earlier drafts, or generated results. Add direction for audience, format, tone, and constraints.

Create a canvas object, not a buried answer.

Ask for a document, image, table, audio file, or webpage-style result. Move it, edit it, comment on it, compare it, or remove it like any other part of the project.

Check the draft before you share it.

Open the result beside its sources. Check facts, tone, permissions, audience, and fit while the material that shaped it is still visible.

Use AI Studio when the output matters outside your screen.

Private chat is fine for disposable exploration. When the result will be reviewed, handed off, reused, or shown to a client, it belongs where other people can see what it is and where it came from.

Turn loose inputs into a first version.

Create briefs, meeting notes, summaries, proposals, checklists, and comparison tables from selected files, notes, URLs, and transcripts.

Explore directions beside the references.

Generate image concepts, campaign graphics, layout ideas, and variants while the brief and source material stay in view.

Create a handoff people can inspect.

Build webpage-style previews, client-facing drafts, or project structures from spreadsheets, meeting notes, PDFs, and exports from Trello, Asana, or monday.

AI Studio is not another private chat.

ALLO separates making a new object, asking about existing material, and continuing the work with other people.

Create new work from selected material.

Use AI Studio to turn project material into a document, image, table, audio file, webpage, or project outline.

Ask about one existing object.

Use Object Chat to summarize, critique, explain, rewrite, or edit a specific note, file, image, table, audio clip, link, or generated result.

Leave useful results where the team can continue them.

Keep the result on the canvas with the sources, comments, and surrounding project instead of making teammates enter your private conversation.

Learn the flow before AI work leaves the project.

Use these guides to choose source material, create useful outputs, check results, manage credits, and turn imported material into a project draft.

AI Studio FAQ

How is AI Studio different from ChatGPT or another AI chat?
Chat is useful for individual exploration. AI Studio creates canvas objects from project material, so teammates can see the result beside its sources and continue the work without entering the original conversation.
What source material can AI Studio use?
AI Studio can use prompt text, selected canvas objects, uploaded files, pasted HTTPS URLs, and voice input. The result appears on the canvas as its own object.
Can teams trust AI Studio results automatically?
No. Treat every result as a draft. Check facts, permissions, tone, audience, and fit before the output is shared or used outside the project.
When should a team use ALLO instead of a private AI tool?
Use ALLO when a result needs to be seen, understood, changed, or reused by other people. Use private chat for temporary exploration that does not need to enter the shared project.

Do not leave useful AI work in a private chat.

Create from the project, put the result on the canvas, and share it with the context intact.

Free to start. No credit card.