One system, your machine

Think it through.
Watch it get made.

Talk it out in chat. DuoHand then opens the software you already own, does the work, and hands back the files — drawings, models, sheets, decks.

What it hands back

Finished files, not conversation

Jewellery

A ring, from sketch to render.

  • Page 1: A CAD model
  • Page 2: A CAD model
  • Page 3: Renders
  • Page 4: Renders
  • Page 5: A deck
  • Page 6: A deck

Gifts

From one line to a boxed gift.

  • Page 1: A deck
  • Page 2: A deck
  • Page 3: A deck
  • Page 4: A deck
  • Page 5: A deck
  • Page 6: A deck

Graphic design

A studio's whole identity, cover to cover.

What it costs

Credit, spent as you work

No plan, no seat. Top up once and spend it as you work; every answer carries what it cost, so you always know where you stand.

  • A$20credit
    About 6 finished pages of a collection
    a single question, a few cents
    Top up
  • A$50credit
    About 15 finished pages of a collection
    a single question, a few cents
    Top up
  • A$100credit
    About 33 finished pages of a collection
    a single question, a few cents
    Top up
  • A$200credit
    About 69 finished pages of a collection
    a single question, a few cents
    Top up

Three finished pages run about A$8.50. A run that fails is never charged.

Questions

The questions that matter

What is left for me to do?

The judgement. Which direction is right, what the client actually meant, when a piece is worth fighting for. DuoHand takes the hours that never made a collection better.

What happens to work I have already done?

Bring it in. Old collections, sketches and photographs are read as evidence of how you work, and they sharpen what it draws next.

Can two people work on the same collection?

Yes. A collection is shared with the people you invite, and every decision on it stays with the piece rather than in someone's inbox.

Bring one piece. See what it hands back.

A brief, a sketch on paper, or a photograph of something you have already made.