Node-based media automation
Build generation chains with prompts, lists, branches, portals, source assets, validation, and reusable function-style flow blocks.
AI post-production studio
One studio for every frame, page, and generated branch.
Signal Loom combines a node-based AI Flow workspace with Image editing, Paper layout, and Video finishing. It is built for artists who need automation, asset continuity, and production controls without bouncing between disconnected tools.
4creative workspaces
AIprovider-aware generation
DeXAndroid desktop mode
.sloomsuite project format
Application overview
Designed as a production suite, not a prompt box.
Signal Loom is structured around real project work: reusable source bins, cost-aware provider routing, generated asset history, workspace-specific panels, native packaging, and Android/desktop workflows.
Layered image editor
Edit raster, vector, text, masks, channels, layer effects, selections, retouch tools, generative fills, and source-linked assets.
Publishing and comics layout
Create pages, spreads, comic panels, captions, speech bubbles, SFX decals, export-ready page images, and raster-aligned PDFs.
Timeline finishing
Arrange source media, Paper pages, generated clips, captions, effects, preview monitors, and export-focused timeline structures.
Project-wide asset continuity
Keep generated outputs and imported media in named bins that can move across Flow, Image, Paper, and Video without losing context.
Batch and suite workflows
Use flow logic for media generation and dedicated Image automation surfaces for repeated edit operations and batch processing.
Workspace model
Each app stands alone and still belongs to the same project.
Open a quick image edit, build a complete comic issue, organize a large generative flow, or assemble a video. The workspaces share source assets and project state while keeping their own tools, panels, and keyboard workflows.
Flow workspace
Visual logic, provider-aware generation, model settings, verification loops, source bins, bookmarks, and reusable graph structure.
Image workspace
Photoshop/GIMP-style capability adapted to Signal Loom: layers, brushes, masks, effects, vectors, channels, history, and automation.
Paper workspace
Page composition for comics, print layouts, webcomic exports, PDF evidence, speech chains, image placement, and production text controls.
Video workspace
Timeline assembly for generated media, storyboard pages, monitors, clip effects, render previews, and export readiness.
Mobile interface prototype
A phone UI built around drawers, floating tools, and pen-first work.
This demo is a simulated version of the Android phone interface direction. It is not the real app, but it shows the intended UI behavior: top, left, right, and bottom drawers; a floating tools palette; workspace switching; mock documents; touch navigation; and a single control to hide the interface.
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Prompt
Generate
Verify
Export
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Touch Nav
Platform targets
Desktop power, Android mobility, and Samsung DeX workflows.
Signal Loom is being hardened for desktop windows, Android phones, tablets, external displays, pen input, Wacom devices, keyboard shortcuts, gamepads, and Samsung DeX sessions.
Android phone
Drawer-first interface, visible floating tool palettes, touch navigation, pen-focused editing, and hide-all chrome controls.
Tablet and Samsung DeX
Desktop-like panels, larger canvas layouts, keyboard/mouse support, and responsive topbar and side panel behavior.
Desktop builds
Electron app workflow with native file handling, local project storage, workspace windows, source library sync, and packaging paths.