A quiet place for your creative life.

Keep a journal of the work as you make it. Arrange it on boards. And when you’re ready — a website and the socials, from the same shelf.

Your digital atelier — journal, boards, website & social for your creative life.

The four rooms.

The journal is the heart; the boards, the website and the socials grow out of it. One shelf, one library, one quiet place.

The heart of the atelier — a mirror, not a stage. Keep entries as you make, gather them into journeys, and let Looking Back read your progress kindly. In private.

The Twiggo journal

Three quiet promises.

The doctrine underneath every room — how the atelier behaves when nobody is watching.

A mirror, not a coach

No streaks, no scores, no guilt.

The journal reflects; it never nags. Look back when you choose, and read your seasons kindly — the app keeps no leaderboard on your creative life.

Looking Back in the Twiggo journal

Honest AI

Invited, marked ✦, and forgettable.

AI never touches your work uninvited: it is off by default, every AI-touched word carries its ✦ mark, and opting out truly forgets — it does not merely hide.

AI consent settings in Twiggo

Yours to keep

Everything exports; nothing is hostage.

Your journal, your images, your pages — all of it leaves with you in open formats, any time. Twiggo is a place you stay because you want to.

Exporting a journey from Twiggo

A quiet place is waiting.

Begin with a single journal entry. The rest of the atelier — boards, a website, your socials — will be there when you are ready.

Begin your atelier

Made for grown-up creative lives.

Twiggo adapts to whatever you make — and whoever you're making it for. A few of the shapes it takes:

    • The Returner
      Back to art after the busy years

      Art in her youth, then career and family. Now she is back — evening classes, a camera roll full of work, and no wish to perform on Instagram. Twiggo gives the work a home, and shows her, privately, how far she has come.

    • The Quiet Seller
      Makes things, sells some, refuses the hustle

      He sells what he makes — but will not become a content creator to do it. A clean site at his own address, a measured drumbeat on the socials, and the work itself does the talking.

    • The Documented Hobbyist
      Photographs everything, lost track years ago

      She shoots every piece she makes and the archive long outgrew her folders. Boards gather the lot in one place; the journal turns the pile into a story worth keeping.

One person, three sizes.

Every tier is for a single maker, and the journal is never capped — it is the heart, not the merchandise.

Free

The whole journal, and room to begin.

$0forever

  • The full journal — entries, journeys, Looking Back
  • 5 GB of space
  • 5 video clips (10 minutes)
  • Say it aloud — 30 minutes of voice typed out a month
  • 1 website at your-name.twiggo.io
  • 1 social account
  • A taste of the AI path
Begin your atelier

Atelier

The paid heart: room for a serious practice.

$9per month · €8

  • Everything in Free
  • 80 GB of space
  • 60 video minutes
  • 2 hours of voice typed out a month
  • The full AI arc — invited, marked ✦
  • 3 websites, and your own domain
  • 3 social accounts
Begin your atelier

Studio

For the maker whose work fills shelves.

$19per month · €16

  • Everything in Atelier
  • 200 GB of space
  • 240 video minutes
  • 10 hours of voice typed out a month
  • 10 websites, own domains on each
  • 6 social accounts
Begin your atelier

Twiggo is in an invitation beta — invited testers use Atelier for free while it lasts.

Frequently asked questions

The short answers to what people usually ask before signing up. If something's missing, send us a note — we read every one.

    • What is Twiggo, in one breath?

      A digital atelier: a journal for your creative work, boards to arrange it, a website builder, and quiet scheduled posting to Instagram and Facebook — one place, one library.

    • Who is it for?

      One person and their creative life. Twiggo is single-person by design — no teams, seats, or client workspaces. If you make things and want them kept, arranged and shown with dignity, it is for you.

    • Which social platforms can I publish to?

      Instagram and Facebook today, through their official APIs. Others will follow when they earn their place — we would rather do two well than six poorly.

    • Do I need a website host?

      No. Your site publishes at your-name.twiggo.io the moment you are ready, and paid tiers can attach a domain you own. No hosting account, no deploy step.

    • What does it cost?

      There is a free tier with the full journal, 5 GB of space and a handful of video clips. Atelier is $9 (€8) a month; Studio, for several sites and more room, is $19 (€16). While Twiggo is in beta, invited testers use Atelier for free.

    • Does it handle video?

      Yes — clips upload straight from your phone, play on your site and go out in your posts. Each tier includes a video allowance, since video is the one thing that genuinely costs us.

    • How does the AI behave?

      It waits to be invited. AI features are off by default, switched on in explicit steps, and every AI-touched word carries a ✦ mark. Turning them off forgets what they made — truly, not cosmetically.

    • Is my work mine? Can I leave?

      Always. Everything — journal, images, pages — exports in open formats whenever you like, and deleting your account deletes your data. Twiggo holds nothing hostage.

    • How do I get in?

      Twiggo is currently an invitation beta. Write to support@twiggo.io and tell us a line about what you make — we open the door in small waves.