Shell by Turtle Labs

06 · Build

Content

Content systems and assets from the creative direction.

“Which version is the current one?”

Rs 799/mo, per workspace

No card. Shell is included at no charge, and Content is Rs 799 a month afterwards, or part of the Studio Suite at Rs 3,499 for all nine.

From the direction Assets inherit the concept rather than reinterpreting it.
Systems, not one-offs Made once, used across the campaign.
Checkable Every asset traces to the direction it came from.

Who it is for, and why it matters

Who it is for

Teams who have asked "is this the current one?" about a file this week.

What it does

Content systems and assets from the creative direction.

Why it matters

A creative direction that never becomes assets is a document. The gap between the two is where most of the cost hides.

06 Of seven stations Between the idea and the delivery.
1 Direction, many assets The system is the deliverable.
0 Reinterpretations Nothing is re-decided at the asset stage.

What changes

Without it

Three versions of the same asset exist, two of them are nearly right, and the one that goes out is whichever was attached to the most recent email.

With it

Assets built from the approved creative direction, with one current version and the older ones visibly older.

What it does

It replaces: final_v2_USE_THIS.psd · Asking in the group chat which file is current.

Where it sits

Content is station 06 of seven. The work arrives from the station before it and leaves to the one after, which is why nothing is retyped between them.

← Hatch: conceive Deliver: produce →

Questions

Where does the direction come from?
Hatch. Content produces against it rather than restating it, which is what stops the two drifting apart.
Does it store the files?
It holds the assets and their versions for the project they belong to.

Try it

14 days of real use, no card. If it is not obviously worth paying for by the end, the right answer is for us to improve it rather than to rely on you forgetting to cancel.

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