Your AI already knows Photoshop.
Now it has hands.
Sekondo is a plugin that connects the Claude or ChatGPT you already pay for with your Adobe apps. You ask for the job and it does it in your own files, on your own computer, with everything editable.
Six Adobe apps · macOS and Windows: InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator, After Effects, Premiere Pro and Lightroom Classic.
90 % of your time
should go to creating.
A job that takes you three days does not turn into half an hour. It turns into two and a half days to develop your best idea and half an hour to finish the whole thing.
Today the deadline decides how much you get to explore: fifty other things are queuing behind it and three days are three days. The days of thinking stay yours. The days of executing, Sekondo does. The deadline is the same; what changes is what you deliver. We are not taking the work away. We are giving you back the good part.
First it reads how the thing is built.
Then it corrects it.
Most tools generate something new. Sekondo works on what you already have: it infers the grid, the styles and the rules holding the page together, measures what is out of place, and only then corrects.
Six things Sekondo does with your work
Talk to it the way you would to someone who just walked into the studio: it knows the software and knows nothing about your client. You give it the job, the judgement and where everything lives, and it gets to work. Not filters, not recorded actions: real production on your own files, and everything stays editable.
You create.
Sekondo does the rest.
One licence.
The whole suite.
Frozen for life.
€12then €15a month for one app
Three for €19 or all six for €29.
Ships in October 2026. For the first two hundred seats, and moving up never costs you the founder price. Claiming a seat is free, and nothing is charged until you get it.
Choose your planThe six, with the same panel
The same habits in all six applications: what you learn in InDesign works in Premiere next week.
Your file is edited on your own computer
Sekondo does not keep your files: it installs on your computer and talks to the assistant you already use. What travels is what you tell it and what it needs to read to do the job — a paragraph, a measurement, sometimes the image of a page — never the file with its photos, its links and its history. We see nothing, because nothing of ours sits in between.
No meter
Adobe’s assistant runs on daily credits. Sekondo works on the Claude or ChatGPT subscription you already pay for: no API keys, no metered bills.
Layers, not pixels
Text stays editable and adjustments stay live. What it writes for you — an expression, a style, an action — stays in your project even if you uninstall Sekondo.
Jose Manuel Fernández, designer since 1992“I built Sekondo to have more time to design.” Who is behind it →