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Branding campaigns and sites for AI companies from an agency running 127 agents of its own.
Start a sprintLIGHTRICKS
Lightricks puts pro-grade creative AI in everyone's pocket with Facetune and LTX Studio, in a category where a new AI creative tool launches every week and looks like the last one. Space took brand, website, UX and go-to-market as one sprint, so the company shows up as the tool creators reach for first.

HEBBIA
Hebbia's AI reads millions of documents and answers like a senior analyst, for buyers who give a vendor ten seconds before they call it hype. Space cut the hype and rebuilt the story around proof, in the language engineers and analysts use with each other, then shipped the website and the first 360 campaign in that voice.
FLINT AI
Flint AI is the AgentOps platform built for continuous proof, born inside SandboxAQ. Every competitor sells assumed agent value; Flint asks whether the value is there at all. Space built the brand around that one belief, "Make AI Earn It," flexed the message for developers and for buyers, then took it into the room with an experiential activation.
SPACE LABS
Space built twenty AI systems to run its own agency and put 14 on a public shelf. Beacon audits how five answer engines see a brand. Brand OS applies a brand's rules on demand. Blacklight flags AI tells in any draft, free. Every one of them runs on client work weekly, which is how we know a wrapper from a moat.
A position the founder will still defend after the next model release. Tested on simulated buyers before it ships, then tested again.
A position the founder will still defend after the next model release. Tested on simulated buyers before it ships, then tested again.
A name people can say, a voice that sounds like a person, an identity with no gradient in it. Naming runs ahead of the sprint.
A name people can say, a voice that sounds like a person, an identity with no gradient in it. Naming runs ahead of the sprint.
Server-rendered so the crawlers you sell to can read it. Every line passes Blacklight, because a homepage that reads as generated argues against you.
Server-rendered so the crawlers you sell to can read it. Every line passes Blacklight, because a homepage that reads as generated argues against you.
"Best X agent for Y" is the query your buyer types. Beacon audits how five engines answer it, then fixes what's missing.
"Best X agent for Y" is the query your buyer types. Beacon audits how five engines answer it, then fixes what's missing.
Onboarding and app UX designed with the brand by people who ship agents themselves, so the interface explains the product before the copy has to.
Onboarding and app UX designed with the brand by people who ship agents themselves, so the interface explains the product before the copy has to.
People from Google, Microsoft, Meta and Intel do your work. No juniors, no handoffs, no learning on your dime.
Twenty systems, 14 public tools, 127 agents, 362 workflows. When you walk us through your architecture, nobody here nods politely.
AI runs across our workflow, so a brand and site that took a quarter now ships in about eight weeks.
Fixed sprint, fixed scope. You see progress weekly, and you know what lands before the launch date moves again.
Features copy across in a sprint. We start with the position, the name, the voice and the point of view, the parts that don't reset.
The brand lives in your Brand OS beside the voice and the claims. The next launch page ships on-brand without a meeting.
“Space feels like an extension of our team, bringing efficient, thoughtful ways of working together, which were both professional and very human. I really understand why they call themselves an un-agency”
Soofia Mahmood
Managing Director at Raising The Village
You get in weeks what took us two decades to learn on brands you already know, Google, Microsoft, Meta and Intel among them, plus twenty AI systems of our own and the AI work behind Lightricks, Hebbia, Flint AI and SandboxAQ. No exploratory wandering, no expensive detours. Just the recipe that builds brands people can tell apart.
Last updated: September 2026
Yes. We work in sprints of about eight weeks, brief to live. Hebbia's story, site and campaign ran seven weeks. Naming runs ahead of the sprint, so the name is settled before design starts.
A senior crew. The people in your kickoff are the people who design and build. No account layer, no junior handoffs.
We scope by outcome, per sprint. Naming, a site, a campaign and a full brand and site build price differently. We share numbers after a short call.
We build and ship our own tools. Twenty systems run the shop, 14 of them public at sp-ce.co/labs, including Beacon, Brand OS and Blacklight, on 127 agents and 362 workflows. Production and research run on them; judgment stays with senior people. Ask any agency to show you theirs.
We've built agents, evals, retrieval, an audit engine and a brand system that runs inside a client's tools. When a founder explains an agent architecture, someone on our side has shipped a version of it.
It's the only thing that does. If the model is rented, the position, the name, the voice and the point of view are the parts a competitor can't copy in a sprint. Hebbia and Lightricks both run on models other people can rent; neither is confused for the competition.
Because they came from the same model. The gradient, the "AI-powered" headline, the demo GIF, the design-partner logo strip. Creative Intelligence, a Space Labs tool, catalogs those habits across your category and crosses the white space against your strategy. In AI the white space is enormous, because almost nobody has left the default.
No. If the product needs the label, the product hasn't been explained yet. Say what it does for whom; let the demo prove how.
Start from the strategy, not the label. Agentic, AgentOps, copilots, evals: chase the term and you inherit its shelf life. Space's naming process generates candidates per strategic direction, then checks each for fit, distinctiveness, pronounceability and availability.
The position holds and the vocabulary flexes. Flint AI's brand is built on "Make AI Earn It," a belief about trust, so it survives whatever the category calls itself next quarter. The approved language lives in Brand OS, and a rename is an afternoon's update rather than a rebrand.
That is the test the copy is written to pass. Hebbia sells to the most demanding analysts in finance and its brand had to read like infrastructure. Blacklight, our free AI tell detector, runs on every draft; an AI company whose homepage reads as generated has made the argument against itself in the first paragraph.
Only if it's built for them. We build server-rendered so GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot and Google-Extended see the page, and Beacon audits how five engines answer "best X agent for Y" for your product across 86 checks. The audit is free.
Yes. Your Brand OS instance holds the strategy, voice, claims and templates and stays with your team. Beacon runs as a program if you want the fixing done for you, or you take the free audit and do it in-house.
Yes. Pre-launch is when the name and the position are cheapest to get right. Flint AI came to Space before it had a formal visual identity.
Yes. Lightricks, Hebbia, Flint AI, SandboxAQ, Civic Roundtable. Twenty AI systems built for our own shop, 14 on the public shelf. Paste your homepage into Blacklight at sp-ce.co/ai-slop-tells; if it lights up, we should talk.