Built by the two people
who lived the problem.
Creative Queue is a content marketing OS for fashion and lifestyle brands. It came out of a set, not a spreadsheet. One of us ran the cart and the studio; one of us ran the campaign. We both watched the same thing break the same way, on shoot after shoot.
The shoot is finished. The campaign is not. There's no place where the whole team can see what's been shot, what's in selection, what's approved, what has shipped. The shotlist is a Google Sheet. The selects are a Frame.io link. The final assets are a Drive folder. The status is in someone's head.
We were that someone. So we built the layer that sits between the tools and holds the one thing none of them do: what are we making, and where is each piece right now.
Adrian Nugent-Head
Cofounder
Adrian spent years as a digital tech and de facto studio manager on fashion sets. He was the person at the cart, naming files off raw camera output, tracking which sample was which, and holding the state of the whole shoot in his head so everyone else didn't have to. He also built the backend automation that kept those productions from falling apart.
Creative Queue came out of watching the same campaign break four different ways, across Slack, Dropbox, Asana, and a Google Sheet nobody trusted. He now works hands-on with the founder-led brands and multi-brand operations rolling it out, which means the person who built it is the person you talk to.
Brandon Aviram
Cofounder & creative director
Fifteen years directing campaigns for the world's biggest brands, from Armani to Amazon. Somewhere along the way he started building the software he wished existed on set, production coordination, AI pipelines, a few tools that removed the friction he kept hitting.
Creative Queue is the one he kept coming back to, because it's the problem he watched every brand hit and no tool solve: the campaign scattered across eleven places and nobody holding the whole picture.
Every demo is with a founder.
No sales engineer, no SDR call, no pitch deck. Thirty minutes, your stack on screen, and an honest answer.