Workflows, live collaboration, and a faster BRYX

This is the largest BRYX update since launch. It turns separate creative tools into a workspace where a team can design a process, run it, improve it, and reuse it together.

Workflows are now a real part of BRYX

The new Workflows area gives creative work a visible structure.

You can build with nodes for:

• prompts and team notes
• image generation and image editing
• video generation
• voiceover
• logo exploration
• campaign packs
• mockups
• AI Drive references
• sections for organising larger systems

Connections are typed, so a text output connects to a text input and an image connects where an image is expected. Each generation node also understands its model, input rules, aspect ratio, quality, duration, resolution, language, and other relevant controls.

You can run one node, run a selected part of the graph, or run the whole workflow. Completed outputs stay attached to the work, and useful results can move into AI Drive.

Built for repeatable creative work

Workflows are not throwaway canvases.

The new library lets you create, rename, duplicate, and remove workflows. A useful graph—or only the selected part of it—can be saved as a reusable template. Run history keeps the outputs and status of each attempt visible, and schedules make recurring work possible without rebuilding the same setup each time.

Sharing is built into the workflow itself. Owners can invite teammates as editors or viewers, create view-only links, and keep control of who can change the system.

Live collaboration changes the feel of the product

When teammates open the same workflow, BRYX now shows their presence, cursors, and selections live.

Changes to the graph synchronize across the session, so collaborators can see nodes move, update, and run without refreshing or trying to reconcile separate versions. Reconnection and stale-cursor handling are built in, while owner, editor, and viewer permissions still decide what each person can change.

A smoother start and a safer account

This branch also moves BRYX onto a new account and data foundation.

Existing accounts, passwords, workspaces, credits, and AI Drive content are preserved. New users receive a workspace automatically, onboarding progress survives interrupted sessions, and the product tour stays out of the way for existing members while guiding genuinely new ones.

Passkey verification, secure sessions, private workspace access, invitation handling, profile updates, account deletion, and billing cancellation have all been tightened. The important outcome is simple: it should be easier to get in, harder to lose progress, and clearer when something needs attention.

Generation is more dependable

BRYX now waits for real provider results before showing a generation as complete. Provider failure reasons remain visible, transient status requests retry safely, and shared workspace credits are checked and charged more consistently.

The branch also includes repaired GPT Image 2 routes, Nano Banana Lite and Gemini Omni coverage, expanded Seedance 2 pricing and model controls, safer image and video editing fallbacks, and generation placeholders that preserve the context and aspect ratio of the media being created.

The BRYX experience has been rebuilt around the work

The public BRYX site now uses a dark, output-led editorial direction with shader-led storytelling, clearer product pages, better mobile behaviour, and faster image and video delivery.

Inside the app, page transitions, prompt controls, notifications, dialogs, tutorial positioning, loading behaviour, and accessibility have all been refined. The World Cup poster template, Shorts discovery, developer status visibility, and the affiliate programme and revenue tools also arrive in this branch.

The common thread across all of it is flow: fewer unclear states, less rebuilding, and a much stronger path from an idea to a repeatable creative system.