Starlings for studios and agencies
Client work, from brief to delivery, in one place.
Briefs, reviews, feedback and delivery, filed on the client project. Your team, your freelancers and your AI agents work from the same brief and the same feedback.
Your week today
- The brief is in one tool, the feedback is in a call nobody wrote down, and the tasks are in another tool.
- Client logins sit in a shared password sheet.
- Every review means chasing what the client said last time.
- New people on a project start by asking for context.
How the work runs in Starlings.
- 01
Brief
Write the brief in Docs on the client project, with versions and comments on each passage.
- 02
Review
The client books a review from your booking page and joins from a browser. The call’s transcript and feedback land on the project.
- 03
Feedback to tasks
Starlings suggests a task for each change the client asked for. Accept one and it links back to the call it came from.
- 04
Delivery
Development studios map a GitHub repository to the project, so issues and pull requests sit next to the brief.
Jobs your agents can take.
Connect Claude, or hand a task to a shared agent. It works from the same project as your team, and Starlings logs each action under the name of the person who asked.
- Summarize every piece of client feedback on a project, grouped by deliverable.
- Draft a creative brief from the kick-off call and the client’s documents.
- Check what changed since the last review and list it for the next one.
What you can stop paying for.
- A meeting notetaker
- A shared password sheet, with Keep
- A separate task tool
- Feedback threads spread across email and chat