Everything else reads from that one record.
The business of being
an artist, handled.
Twenty-nine tools that catalogue your work, write about it in your own voice, and show it on a real wall. It never makes the art.
a certificate? All from the same row. 🗂️
“Catalogue it once, write about it in your own voice, and show it on a real wall at true scale. StudioKeeper never makes the art, never trains on it, and never records your buyer.”
What StudioKeeper actually does
Six habits that shape every one of the twenty-nine tools.
Your voice, learned once
A short profile teaches every tool how you write, and what you will not say.
One record, every tool
Type a dimension once. The listing, the label and the certificate all read it.
Drafts, never final answers
Everything comes back for you to edit. Nothing publishes itself.
A measured wall
Your work placed in a calibrated room at true scale, never repainted.
Your own patterns
Medians from your own records, with the count beside every figure.
Start with the profile, then take the rest as you need them.
- Step 1: Fill in the profile One sitting, about fifteen minutes, editable forever. Every other tool reads it.
- Step 2: Enter a work once Dimensions, medium, condition and location. Nothing gets typed twice after this.
- Step 3: Take the drafts you need A statement, a listing, a certificate, a wall label. Each comes back for you to edit.
- Step 4: Show it on a real wall Place the work in a calibrated room at true scale, and use the image anywhere.
What artists say, once they have said it
“Placeholder. A real artist’s words go here, once we have them and their permission.”
Placeholder. A case study headline.
Artist name, medium, city
Four groups, twenty-nine tools, one artwork record.
We charge for the tools. What you sell your work for is entirely yours.
There is no field for a buyer name, and no column for one in the export.