One studio. Many brands. Zero context bleed.

Agency workflows today require keeping a separate Slack workspace, Figma file, Airtable base, and shared drive per brand. Account managers context-switch dozens of times a day. Creatives juggle login screens. Any AI tool you bring in to speed up imagery either makes you set up a new account per client (and pay per client), or — worse — lets brand DNA leak across accounts because everything lives in the same prompt history.

That last failure mode is the one nobody talks about. The intern who generated a moody, low-key beauty shot for client A on Tuesday produces something suspiciously similar for client B on Wednesday, and you only notice at the end-of-quarter review. By then the brand sameness has already shipped.

Drishti’s House tier solves both problems at the architecture level. Every brand lives in its own workspace, scoped by Postgres row-level security with FORCE enabled — so cross-tenant queries are impossible by construction, not by convention. The Brand Vault that holds your client’s Pichwai whisper, their four lock states, their five references, their mistake memory — all of it stays invisible to anyone outside their workspace.

The Linear-style cmd+K switcher lets your account team move between brands without re-logging-in. State hydrates instantly. Credits show per-workspace. And the shared workspace at the agency level — where you manage seats, billing, and consolidated reporting — never sees a single asset from any of the client workspaces below it.