Anyone who has worked on a campaign knows the moment: someone asks "where did the version the client liked come from?" and nobody is sure. It was in a downloads folder, in a chat thread or in another tool's tab. The exact prompt is gone and the reference image is nowhere to be found.
Beyond is neur's creative space, and it exists so that stops happening. It is an infinite canvas where you generate images and video, talk to an agent and, above all, see how every piece relates to the others.
The problem: creating with AI turned into clutter
Generation tools made variations cheap. What is expensive now is something else:
Finding the path. A final piece is usually the fifth or sixth version of something. If you only keep the result, you lose the decisions that led there and you can't go back to a midpoint to try another direction.
Comparing with judgment. Looking at options in separate tabs, or in a gallery sorted by date, makes deciding hard. Comparisons end up as screenshots pasted into a slide.
Iterating without breaking what works. Changing the lighting on ten images, or adjusting the color of a single one, often means overwriting the original or starting over.
Going from image to video. Many teams use one tool for stills, another for clips and a third to trim and join. Every jump loses context.
How Beyond works
A canvas with memory
In Beyond every result lands on a canvas you can pan and zoom freely. When you create something from another piece, the canvas draws the connection between them. That forms a branch: the original photo, the variation with a new background, the animated version.
Select any result and the Lineage panel shows the full path, from the first source to the current version, plus everything made from it. The Tree gathers those branches into a hierarchy you can browse; pick an item and the canvas flies to it.
Write, reference and talk
The composer works like a chat. You describe what you want and can mention images already on the canvas with @ to use them as references, for example the product from one and the setting from another.
Turn on agent mode and you talk with an assistant that understands the intent, proposes how to get there and lets you review the plan (format, resolution, duration) before anything is generated. You decide what gets sent.
Creative tools built for exploring
On any selection you can open tools that cover everyday art direction tasks:
- Combine photos: merge elements from several images into one scene.
- Four versions: pick two aspects, such as style and mood, and get four combinations to compare.
- Compare styles: the same scene under different lighting or treatments.
- Change several: apply one change, like "make it sunset", to several results at once. The originals are kept.
- Multiple clips: describe a short story and get a proposed set of scenes you can adjust before the videos are created.
- Draw motion: sketch where something should move in a video when describing it isn't enough.
Compare and choose
The comparison view puts results side by side and, for videos, plays them at the same time. Choose the one that works and keep going from there.
Edits that never touch the original
Cropping an image, adjusting exposure, contrast, saturation or warmth, marking an area to change it, trimming a clip or joining several videos: each edit is saved as a new piece next to the original. Nothing gets overwritten.
Order for real projects
Results are grouped into collections and projects, with favorites and archive so the important work is easy to find. A job queue shows what is being generated and lets you cancel or stop what you no longer need. And because the canvas also works on a phone, you can check progress away from your desk.
A workflow example
A marketing team is preparing the launch of a beverage line.
- They upload the product photo and generate three settings using a brand reference.
- They use Four versions to explore style and mood, then compare the options side by side.
- With the chosen one, they apply Change several to get a daytime and a sunset version.
- They animate the best shot, trim the clip and join it with a second take.
- A week later the client asks for "the green background from the first round". Lineage goes straight to that version and its prompt.
Benefits, without overselling
- Traceability: you know where each piece came from and how to get back to it.
- Organized exploration: variations live in branches, not in loose folders.
- Image and video in one place, with trimming and joining included.
- Control: you review the agent's plan before generating, and originals never change.
- Visible costs: generation is billed by usage, so it pays to compare before producing at volume.
Beyond doesn't replace your team's judgment. It gives that judgment a space where creative decisions stay visible.
Who is it for?
- Agencies and studios that present several routes to their clients.
- In-house marketing teams producing assets for social, online stores and campaigns.
- Brands with a catalog that need consistent variations of the same product.
- Creators and freelancers who want to go from an idea to image and video without switching tools.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to write complex prompts? No. You can describe the idea in your own words and lean on @ references. Agent mode helps turn an intention into a plan.
What happens to my original images? They are kept. Crops, color adjustments and batch changes are saved as new pieces next to the original.
Does Beyond do video? Yes. You can generate clips, trim them and join them on the same canvas. Availability depends on your plan.
How much does it cost? Beyond is part of neur. Plans are listed on the assistant page, and image and video generation is billed by usage.
Can it help run a company, not just create? That is what neur Enterprises is for: it uses the same canvas for tasks, alerts and the pulse of the business. We explain it in why neur Enterprises makes sense for your company.
Start today
Go to im.neuroo.io, open Beyond and upload the first image of your next project. If you have questions about plans or team use, write to us at hola@neuroo.io.
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