The OS that learns
how you pitch.
Connect your past decks and Klimt reads how your agency actually builds a proposal, then writes every new one in your voice.
Klimt writes the whole pitch.
Not a slide of it. All of it.
Every part a winning event proposal is made of, generated for a single brief and assembled into one deck. Nothing left for you to source, write or design by hand.
As hands-on as you want to be.
From zero effort to art-directed.
The same complete pitch, three ways to get there. You decide how much of your attention a brief deserves.
For the briefs and RFPs you have no time to give. Klimt reads the tender and returns a complete, on-brand proposal from start to finish. You review, you send.
Klimt analyses the brief, then asks you a few questions. Ten minutes to point the creative direction where you want it, and the whole deck follows your lead.
Klimt works as your assistant creative director. It asks pointed questions and refines with you, until the proposal lands exactly on what you had in mind for the night.
Anatomy of a pitch.
Four acts, from diligence to proof.
Understand the brand, imagine the idea, stage the night, prove you can deliver it.
The diligence, before a single image.
Four chapters that prove the agency read the room before it started selling.
The idea, and the world it lives in.
One line the whole night hangs on, dressed in a world the client can already picture.
Les Heures Fauves
A house that opens only after dark, when time stops being an object under glass and becomes an animal, magnetic and close.
Guiding metaphor
Art direction
Benchmark
The night, staged room by room.
The concept becomes a lived, minute-by-minute experience the client can walk in their head.
Guest journeyHow one guest moves through the night, room by room, moment by moment.
It turns a concept into a lived sequence the client can walk in their head.
ScenographyHow each space looks, lights, sounds and feels.
This is the emotional payoff, the frames the client remembers from the deck.
Food & chefThe menu, and the name standing behind it.
At this level catering is casting: the chef is part of the story, not logistics.
ConfiguratorA live way to recompose the table and the experience in the room.
It lets the client shape the night with you, instead of only watching it.
Why this agency, shown not claimed.
The senior team who will be in the room, and a matrix of the agency's closest past work, filterable by kind of event.
Around forty images, made for this pitch alone.
Each one generated for this brief and no other. No stock, no reuse, no template underneath. That is what the client pays for.