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Create and refine.
Image and video creation surfaces, editing and refinement foundations, references, templates, and a library that keeps assets where the next run expects them.
Clarke · Independent AI systems builder
If you produce at volume, the ceiling is everything between the idea and the finished thing. I build the system that closes that gap, then closes it again tomorrow. Transora is where that system becomes a product.
The first fifty, from 28 August 2026 · Or work with me directly
The thesis
Creative output is becoming systemised. The creators who pull ahead will not have better prompts. They will own the system.
In one line
Clarke is an independent AI systems builder for creator workflows and visual production. He designs and builds the pipelines, interfaces, and production tools that turn creative intent into repeatable output.
The product
Transora as it stands today, screen by screen. Move through it with the arrows, or jump straight to the part you care about. Selecting the centred screen opens it full size.
Over 600 images and several hundred videos have come out of it so far, all of them my own production. That is proof the thing runs. Whether it is worth your seat is the question the fifty are being asked to answer.
Character swap
The hardest part of AI visual work is not making one good frame. It is making the same face turn up in every frame after it. Here is one synthetic character, held steady across locations, wardrobe, light, and lens.





Between proof and product
Before anything becomes product direction, it is tested privately through live visual experiments. What survives becomes Transora.
The product
The AI creative workflow operating system: one surface where intent becomes finished visual work, and where the workflow that produced it can be run again.
Available now
Image and video creation surfaces, editing and refinement foundations, references, templates, and a library that keeps assets where the next run expects them.
Being earned
Richer run history, reusable user-created workflows, and team and delegation capability. Each layer ships when it works in real production, not when it is announced.
The operator
An agency hands your project across four desks. Here, the person who scopes the system designs it, builds it, and stands behind it. Product work and client work feed each other: the tooling built for real production is the tooling each engagement inherits.
Need Clarke directly? Selected creative, product, and systems projects are taken on a scoped basis. Start a conversation.
Founding access
The first fifty, from 28 August 2026. Two questions and an email address, under a minute. A free prompt pack follows for everyone who signs up, first fifty or not.