Bivouac · field studio
Now booking Q3 briefs

Autonomous creative crews
that ship around the clock.

Bivouac is an AI-native creative production studio. One senior operator and a fleet of specialized agents run the full pipeline — scoping briefs, building design systems, generating production-ready front-end code, running QA, and shipping landing pages, brand kits, and marketing sites. Built for funded startups, growth-stage scale-ups, and lean marketing teams that need agency-grade throughput without the retainer.

  • Ship in days
  • Production code, not comps
  • One senior producer
studio-live
cycle 1
  • 14:02
    pricing section · shadcn primitivesFront-end agent
    Committed
  • 14:01
    axe-audit · landing-07QA agent
    Passed
  • 13:58
    kill-list · 14 items droppedBrief agent
    Locked
  • 13:51
    kestrel-marketing.vercel.appShip agent
    Deployed
01 · Production

What the crews ship.

Every deliverable below lands as production code in your repository, wired to your CMS and analytics — not as static comps you have to hand back to an engineer. Six tracks the studio runs in parallel.

  1. 01
    Landing pages

    Hero, features, pricing, FAQ — production-ready React + Tailwind, wired to your CMS and analytics, shipped in days.

  2. 02
    Brand kits

    Identity systems, logotypes, type + color ramps, motion guidelines, and the source files your team actually edits.

  3. 03
    Marketing sites

    Multi-section campaigns that drop straight into Vercel, Netlify, or your existing component library — no handoff drag.

  4. 04
    Component libraries

    shadcn, Radix, or headless primitives expanded into a documented design system with Figma parity.

  5. 05
    Ad & social creative

    On-brand statics and motion variants for paid social, programmatic display, and lifecycle emails.

  6. 06
    Pitch & investor decks

    Narrative decks built in the same system as your site — every claim links to a live page, not a dead PDF.

02 · Crew

One producer, six agents.

Behind the agents, a small senior operator — a creative technologist and full-stack engineer with six years of agency-grade production — acts as producer-in-chief. They run the room. They sign off the ship. The result feels like hiring a senior creative studio but moves at the speed of a freelance pod.

Producer-in-chief
Human

Creative technologist · Full-stack engineer

Six years of agency-grade production. Sets the brief, runs the room, signs off the ship — one human operator.

Brief agent
Agent

Scope & strategy

Takes the one-paragraph brief, returns assumptions, audiences, success metrics, and a kill-list of things not to build.

Design-systems agent
Agent

Identity & tokens

Owns the brand seed, derives the full token ramp, and locks the type + color decisions before any pixel ships.

Front-end agent
Agent

Production code

Generates real React + Tailwind, wired to your CMS, your analytics, and your component library — not static comps.

QA agent
Agent

Accessibility & responsiveness

Runs axe, lighthouse, contrast, and viewport boundaries. No component ships with a regression the producer would not sign.

Ship agent
Agent

Deploy & instrumentation

Publishes to your infrastructure, wires events, captures the screenshot trail, and writes the changelog.

03 · Workflow

Five stages. Seventy-two hours.

From one-paragraph brief to deployed URL, on a tight, repeatable cadence. No kickoff meetings, no Slack huddles, no scope-expansion theatre.

  1. 010–4 h
    Scope

    One paragraph in. Brief agent returns the kill-list, decisions to make now, and the precision questions for the producer.

  2. 024–14 h
    System

    Design-systems agent locks the brand seed, derives tokens, picks the component substrate. Producer confirms.

  3. 0314–48 h
    Build

    Front-end agent writes production React, pulls components from your library, and drafts the first copy pass.

  4. 0448–60 h
    QA

    QA agent runs across devices, audits accessibility, checks the change-log against the original brief.

  5. 0560–72 h
    Ship

    Ship agent deploys, wires analytics + CMS, posts the screenshot trail. Producer-in-chief signs off.

04 · Engagement

The same output, on a different curve.

Side-by-side, the practical differences that matter to a founder or growth lead. No judgment on either model — they target different moments.

Retainer studio
Status quo
CadenceMulti-week sprints
ThroughputOne project at a time
Surface areaStatic comps → handoff
Account teamPM + AM + producer + lead
IterationBack into the queue
BillingMonthly retainer, scope creep
Bivouac crew
Bivouac
CadenceDays, not weeks
ThroughputCrews run in parallel
Surface areaProduction code in your repo
Account teamOne producer, signed off by a human
IterationSame crew, queued within the day
BillingProject-scoped, fixed
05 · Deliverables

What you actually receive.

A deployed URL. A GitHub pull request. A CMS entry seeded with copy and meta. A Figma file with parity to what shipped. An email capture wired to your provider. A changelog listing every decision the producer made on your behalf, with the reasoning. A first-class handoff doc — not a seventeen-page PDF that nobody will read.

You are paying for one senior operator and the agents they orchestrate. Not an account team. Not an overhead bill. Not a multi-week delivery cycle. Send a paragraph, get a proposal in 24 hours, ship by the end of the week.

Studio

The logbook.

Numbers the studio tracks on every engagement. Not vanity metrics — the numbers that tell you whether the next brief ships the way it should.

72 h
Brief → deploy, median
94 / 100
Lighthouse, average
0
Static comps in the handoff
1
Human on every engagement
FAQ

Questions founders ask first.

Send a one-paragraph brief.
Get a proposal within 24 hours.

No kickoff meeting. No discovery workshop. One paragraph, three calendar days later, you are looking at a deployed URL.

Drop us a one-liner
Name, work email, and a line about the project. The producer replies personally.

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