Building a workflow with Axiris
Building a workflow with Axiris means starting from the way you work (your trade, your tools, your machine, your constraints, the result you have to deliver), not downloading a recipe. We work together in sessions, in French-speaking Switzerland or online: we look at where time and control are being lost, we choose the steps where AI brings something, and we build the workflow in your tools until it runs in your hands. It all starts with a contact request, a first conversation, free and with no commitment.
A workflow built on your practice, not a recipe
The workflows Axiris builds are not recipes to download. They start from your way of working: your trade, your tools, your machine, your constraints, and above all the result you have to deliver.
We work together, in sessions, in person in French-speaking Switzerland or online. The subject can be one precise step, such as reworking an element without touching the rest, or keeping a character consistent from one image to the next, or your whole production chain.
What happens in practice
We start by looking at how you produce today: where the time goes, where control slips away from you, what you redo three times.
We then choose the steps where AI brings something, and those where it has no business. We build the workflow in your tools, with your images, until it runs in your hands.
You leave with a method you operate yourself, and with Nova, the Axiris AI, who keeps the memory of your project.
The formats
Axiris offers three formats, described on the Offers page: the one-to-one session, the small-group workshop, and tailored coaching all the way to full independence. You do not have to invest in a machine to begin: you try things out on the studio's machine, in Switzerland; then on your own, or on a machine rented for you.
It all starts with the same thing: a contact request. What you get: a first conversation, free and with no commitment, where we look at your practice and show you, on your own visuals, what you can take back into your hands. Why: every practice is different, and it is by listening to you that we propose what suits you, including the plan, which is defined in that first conversation.