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What is BRINK?
BRINK is a desktop application for content creators. It brings ideas, projects, scripts, tasks, media and planning together. Available analytics help you assess your next steps. The Creative Tools add specialised creative editing to this central workspace.
How do the Creative Tools fit into BRINK?
BRINK is the hub. ISO develops photos, PIXEL edits images, VECTOR designs graphics, CINE edits video and VOICE records speech. BRINK Studio is the shared starting point for these specialised workspaces. Shared project and asset integration is being developed in stages.
Are the Creative Tools available yet?
All five Creative Tools are in development. Active Alpha accounts can test them when the required applications are installed. A combined suite release is still in preparation.
How do I join the Alpha?
Apply through the Alpha page and tell us how you create content. Access is granted individually after selection. Your account then shows your status and available downloads.
What can I test in the Alpha?
You test the BRINK features enabled for your account. Your test period starts when you activate access in the app. The Alpha page and participation terms explain the current scope. BRINK Studio and the five Creative Tools are enabled for testing by active Alpha accounts; other development features remain restricted. Required applications must be installed.
How do Creator, Studio and Studio+ differ?
Creator is intended for the local core workflow. Studio adds production capabilities and the planned Creative Tools. Studio+ adds an Intelligence allowance whose scope is still to be defined. The product page explains the editions; binding prices, scope and availability will be set before sales begin.
Does a Creator purchase include the Creative Tools?
No. ISO, PIXEL, VECTOR, CINE and VOICE are planned for Studio and Studio+. Creator covers BRINK’s local core workflow. A visible Studio overview does not grant an additional usage license.
Where are my projects and files stored?
Your project files and media are stored in your local BRINK folder. You choose the location. Backup and restore functions help you protect your work.
Can I use BRINK offline?
Local functions work within your valid offline authorization. Sign-in, license verification and optional online services require an internet connection. Intelligence and refreshing platform data are unavailable offline.
Which operating systems is BRINK being developed for?
BRINK is being developed for macOS 13 or later and Windows 11. Installers are released after signing and final verification. Sign in to your account’s App & Download section to see builds available for your licensed access.
Do I have to use BRINK Intelligence?
No. Intelligence is optional and can be disabled. You select the work context and confirm each action. Organising local projects does not require Intelligence.
How do Intelligence Points work?
Individual Intelligence actions require Points. The fixed usage is shown before execution. Your account shows available allowances and offers. There is no automatic top-up. Supplied or purchased Points are subject to the applicable offer and Intelligence terms.
What data does Intelligence use?
Each function shows which selected work context it needs. Local media are not automatically included in a request. See the privacy policy and Intelligence terms for further details.
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