
Our own design model. Say it in a sentence, get a design decision.
Make it feel premium. Black and gold, keep it readable.
Fresco is chemistry before it is art. Lime plaster takes pigment only while it is wet and carbonates into stone as it dries, which allows exactly one pass. That constraint is why Michelangelo's ceiling was engineered layer by layer before anyone climbed the scaffold, and those seven layers are our inspiration: each is a kind of reasoning our model runs on one request, before a single value changes.
Grounds itself in what is there
Nothing is inferred yet. The model grounds itself in what it can actually read, the design state as values and the rendered page as pixels, and holds everything else as unknown. Later steps have to cite this, so it cannot reason from a channel it imagined.
Turns a wish into a structure
A prompt is a wish, not a plan. It is broken into the properties it implies and ordered by what depends on what, so the model reasons over a structure it can check itself against instead of leaping straight to an answer.
Reasons by analogy
It recalls pairings it has seen hold up, weighted by how close they are to your case, and drops the weak matches rather than stretching them to fit. Analogy is how it starts from something known instead of from nothing.
Decides how far to commit
It reasons about commitment: how much can be resolved in one pass without leaving the design incoherent. Commit too wide and it cannot defend the whole; too narrow and the next pass contradicts this one.
Scores its own candidates
Several candidates are held at once and scored against things that are not matters of taste. A failure is evidence rather than an error: the reason a candidate lost is what shapes the one that replaces it.
Propagates the decision
Before settling, it propagates: one decision followed out to everything downstream of it. What it is reasoning about by the end is the state the whole design would be in, not the property it was asked about.
Reasons against itself
Last it argues the other side: what would it undo, where is its confidence lowest, which part is still a guess. Whatever it cannot argue for, it leaves undone rather than smuggling it in with the rest.
A general model gives you the average of every page ever written. Fresco was trained narrowly: worse at poetry, better at your Stage.
Generated as a set, in perceptual space, so accents stay accents.
Pairings that hold, with the scale and weight that make them work.
Only values that exist on your scale. Nothing nearly lines up.
Contrast checked before you see it, repaired if it fails.
Your grid, your thumbnails, your forty real cards.
No request talks it out of your brand tokens.
One request, its reasoning as it streams, and the patch that comes out.
Make it feel premium. Keep it readable.
"premium" → contrast, restraint, spacing, weight
read state v3 · rendered at 1280px
4 moves, ordered, each with a reason
1 failure repaired: gold off body text
streaming 4 properties
one undo step · ready to publish
Inside creatorOS, on StageTown Gold. Nothing to install or prompt-engineer.
See creatorOSOur own design model, behind creatorOS. It reads your Stage and hands you a patch.
A fresco binds as it dries, so it is reasoned out first. Same method here.
A general model writes plausible markup. Fresco edits a design state, and checks it first.
A typed diff against your design state. Previewable, undoable, versioned.
Yes. Every proposal is grounded in the rendered page, at your width.
No. Design only, nothing public until you publish, and publishing keeps a version.
Each request spends credits from your monthly balance. Undo, publish and restore are free.
No. Your pages, assets and conversations are not training data.
StageTown Fresco is StageTown's custom design LLM and the model behind creatorOS.* It designs creator pages: palettes, typography, spacing, corners, layout and logos. Describe the change and it returns a typed design patch you can preview, undo and publish, rather than code to review. An AI website designer, branding tool and logo generator for creators, inside StageTown Gold.
*Note: StageTown Fresco ships with creatorOS, which is still in development and not yet offered to the public. At launch it will be part of the StageTown Gold plan only. Everything on this page is planned functionality and may change before release.