Not another AI image tool. Miora is an Agentic Creative Studio with Memory. Bring one idea, generate multimodal assets on one editable canvas, turn auto-built memory into a reusable Skill, then create more, always true to your taste. One person, a whole creative studio.
The way we create is going through a paradigm shift. AI changed what a single step can do, but the work is still scattered across tools, and you're teaching it your preferences from scratch every time.
So we built Miora, an Agentic Creative Studio with Memory. Give it one brief, and it autonomously orchestrates a team of AI Specialists, delivering a full campaign asset pack in one go, from script, storyboard and video to UI/UX, illustration, 3D and brand systems, always true to your taste.
Why Miora is different:
Agent Memory: your brand, style, rules and taboos build up automatically, and stay fully editable. The first brief generates; every one after continues from where you left off.
Multimodal on one canvas: image, video, UI and 3D live together, not scattered across tabs.
Everything stays editable: Edit Text, Selection Edit, or just say the change in plain words.
Skills you own: save a workflow as your own Skill. Reuse it, share it, never rebuild from scratch.
Memory is the part we most want to dig into. As you work, Miora quietly remembers your style and each project's rules, and it's no black box: you can view, edit and add to any of it. So the first brief generates; every one after is continuous creation built on your context. The deeper you go, the more it gets you.
Here's how it works:
Pick a Skill, drop a brief: no prompt gymnastics, just say what you need.
Meet your hero in an editable canvas: one brief becomes a fully-designed character, and every element stays editable: select anything, describe the change in plain words.
Expand into a full multimodal world: that one character fans out into video, game UI, 3D, skins and merch, all one consistent IP, all on a single canvas.
Turn the memory into your own Skill: Miora remembers your rules, taste and taboos, then packs the whole workflow into a Skill you reuse and share.
We believe creation is shifting from "people operating tools" to "creating alongside Agents." Your role changes from executor to director. From a single idea to a batch of deliverable work — that's the distance Miora wants to close.
To celebrate our launch, every new account gets 1,000 free credits to start creating right away.
@sherina_chen pretty interesting, and potent to see Tencent behind this!
One nit — when I tried to "polish my prompt", it translated it to Chinese!
The editable Agent Memory holding a brand's rules and taboos is more useful to me than one-shot generators that forget my taste every brief. Day-one question: is that taste memory one global profile, or scoped per project so a client brand's rules don't bleed into my personal work? And when I save a workflow as a Skill I "own," can I export it or hand it to a teammate outside Miora, or does reuse only happen inside my own account?
Creative consistency is usually lost in the handoffs: key visual to motion, motion to social, social to product UI. Putting those assets on one canvas with shared memory could remove a lot of repeated explanation.
the anchor-node consistency answer is genuinely thoughtful. more of a business-model question: a full multimodal campaign pack (script, storyboard, video, UI, 3D) across several specialist agents sounds credit-heavy. does the 1,000 free credits cover one real end-to-end campaign, or is that more of a taste-test amount before you hit a paywall mid-project?
the memory-into-Skill part is the interesting bit for me - if my taste shifts mid-project, does the skill drift with new edits or does it lock in from the first few briefs and need a manual reset?
when you share a Skill with a teammate, does the anchor/memory baked into it travel with it, or does it need re-anchoring against their own account's memory first?
i like the vision of replacing scattered creative tools with one workspace. How will exported projects stay editable later? Saving flexible project files could give creators more confidence.
@Daniel Li replying to your point about pivoting away from old style rules - that's actually the scenario I'd want to stress test. if I delete/toggle off a chunk of rules mid-project, does the model cleanly forget them or does it sometimes still leak old style choices back in because they were baked into earlier generations it's referencing for consistency? explicit and editable is great for the "on paper" rules, but generation history itself can be a second, implicit memory that's harder to edit away.
Love the direction you're taking . The idea of AI remembering my creative preferences instead of starting from zero every session feels like a much bigger leap than just generating another image.
Tried Miora this morning and the memory turning into a reusable Skill thing actually worked, my color choices carried over to a totally different asset without me redoing anything. The editable canvas feels way less chaotic than juggling tabs.
One of the most interesting launches today, especially the anchor-node idea. Wondering...you approve a core key visual, branch video, UI and 3D off it, then perhaps realize the anchor was slightly wrong...Does fixing the anchor re-propagate to everything downstream? Is each child a manual redo? Great work anyway!
How do you plan to handle copyright and ownership issues with user-generated assets and skills created on Miora's platform?
Many tools can generate variations. Fewer can remember why a direction was approved and carry it into another medium
I would love a presentation mode that turns selected canvas nodes into a clean client review flow.
Congrats on the launch! Miora feels like a thoughtful step beyond one-shot image generation.
Congrats on the launch. I would start with a deliberately difficult brief involving one character across illustration, UI, motion, and 3D to see how well the memory carries the identity.
Hey cool this treats memory as something you can inspect and edit rather than a black box the model manages on its own. A lot of "personalization" in AI tools happens invisibly, so letting someone add or remove a specific rule changes the trust relationship with the tool in a big way for sure
the memory-as-editable-rules approach is the right call, most "AI remembers your style" tools hide it as a black box you can't inspect or correct. being able to literally add/remove a rule and see it apply next generation is a much more trustworthy pitch for studio use than "the AI just gets you" marketing
About Miora on Product Hunt
“Scale your creativity on editable canvas with agent memory”
Miora launched on Product Hunt on July 12th, 2026 and earned 320 upvotes and 94 comments, earning #3 Product of the Day. Not another AI image tool. Miora is an Agentic Creative Studio with Memory. Bring one idea, generate multimodal assets on one editable canvas, turn auto-built memory into a reusable Skill, then create more, always true to your taste. One person, a whole creative studio.
Miora was featured in Design Tools (261.2k followers), Marketing (465.8k followers) and Artificial Intelligence (473.3k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 222.1k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted Miora?
Miora was hunted by Zac Zuo. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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Zac Zuo
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I'm part of the team that built Miora.
The way we create is going through a paradigm shift. AI changed what a single step can do, but the work is still scattered across tools, and you're teaching it your preferences from scratch every time.
So we built Miora, an Agentic Creative Studio with Memory. Give it one brief, and it autonomously orchestrates a team of AI Specialists, delivering a full campaign asset pack in one go, from script, storyboard and video to UI/UX, illustration, 3D and brand systems, always true to your taste.
Why Miora is different:
Agent Memory: your brand, style, rules and taboos build up automatically, and stay fully editable. The first brief generates; every one after continues from where you left off.
Multimodal on one canvas: image, video, UI and 3D live together, not scattered across tabs.
Everything stays editable: Edit Text, Selection Edit, or just say the change in plain words.
Skills you own: save a workflow as your own Skill. Reuse it, share it, never rebuild from scratch.
Memory is the part we most want to dig into. As you work, Miora quietly remembers your style and each project's rules, and it's no black box: you can view, edit and add to any of it. So the first brief generates; every one after is continuous creation built on your context. The deeper you go, the more it gets you.
Here's how it works:
Pick a Skill, drop a brief: no prompt gymnastics, just say what you need.
Meet your hero in an editable canvas: one brief becomes a fully-designed character, and every element stays editable: select anything, describe the change in plain words.
Expand into a full multimodal world: that one character fans out into video, game UI, 3D, skins and merch, all one consistent IP, all on a single canvas.
Turn the memory into your own Skill: Miora remembers your rules, taste and taboos, then packs the whole workflow into a Skill you reuse and share.
We believe creation is shifting from "people operating tools" to "creating alongside Agents." Your role changes from executor to director. From a single idea to a batch of deliverable work — that's the distance Miora wants to close.
To celebrate our launch, every new account gets 1,000 free credits to start creating right away.
Try it → miora.design