Once the thing is built, somebody has to operate it — take the order, chase the invoice, answer the ticket, pay the staff, check the stock. Studio Manager is where that happens: thirteen areas over one login and one set of records, the same records your API, your mobile app and your agents are already writing to.
Same login, same data, same deployment. Each role carries its own menu, so nobody wades through fourteen areas to reach the two they use. It is configuration, not a separate build — and it is a convenience, not the security. Hiding an area never grants a way around its permissions.
Everything, including who else sees what.
Click any element and you get the real editor — type, spacing, layout, background, parents. Or keep talking to it: “add a hero”, “rewrite the footer”. Same page either way.
4project types, one builder

No. Each role carries its own menu alongside its permissions, so a warehouse user and a finance user sign into the same console and get different consoles. It is configuration rather than a separate build, and it takes minutes to change.