Introducing Mianki AI Workspaces — organise every client and project in one place

Product Update

From today, every Mianki AI account includes Workspaces — a new way to organise your brand styles, projects, and generated assets by client or campaign.
If you are a designer working across multiple clients, or a brand team managing several product lines, you have probably felt the friction of keeping everything organised inside a single creative space. Styles from different brands mixed together. Assets from last quarter's campaign mixed in with this quarter's. Finding the right image becoming a task in itself.
Workspaces solves this.
What Workspaces does
Each Workspace is a completely separate environment inside your Mianki AI account. You can create one for each client, each brand, or each campaign — whatever organisational structure makes sense for how you work.
Inside a Workspace you will find all the styles trained for that project, all the images generated within it, and a full history of every prompt you have run. Nothing from one Workspace bleeds into another. When you are working on a client project, you see only that client's world.
Sharing and collaboration
Workspaces can be shared with team members or clients. You can invite a collaborator to a specific Workspace without giving them access to your other projects. This makes Mianki AI genuinely usable for agencies — you can give a client view-only access to their Workspace, let them browse generated assets, and approve content directly inside the platform.
How to get started
Workspaces is available to all paid plan users from today. To create your first Workspace, go to the home screen and click New Workspace. Give it a name, assign a style if you have one trained already, and you are live.
If you have existing styles and generations in your account, you can move them into Workspaces using the organise tool in your account settings.
We built Workspaces because creative work is never just one thing. It is many things, for many people, running simultaneously. Your tools should reflect that.

