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The single place to track how we wire AI through Låda's website, marketing video, computational design, marketing, and installation — strategy, live status, and deliverables as they ship.

Prepared for John Fay, CEO · live document · last updated June 7, 2026

Workstream Status

Living board — each item links to its deliverable as it's produced. This page updates as we go.

WorkstreamStatusDeliverable
Install Manual — AI rewriteSample readyView before/after sample →
Marketing video (history of construction)PlannedStoryboard + 15-sec proof clip — next up
New websitePlannedHomepage concept from existing wireframe
Computational design / configuratorScopingPending answers to the questions below
Marketing (content + sales-assist)PlannedPhase 1

John laid out five areas. The biggest win is recognizing they're not five separate projects.

The core idea: one parametric "source of truth" feeds the whole business

Because Låda is a kit-of-parts (lego-like cassettes, plug-and-play electrical), a single configurable model can drive the website configurator, generate proposals + pricing/BOM, push to Revit/IFC, and auto-generate the install manual & videos per configuration — like IKEA instructions produced automatically. Build that spine and four of the five items become outputs of it.

1New Website

Approach
Stand up the marketing site first (2–4 wks); design the homepage so the configurator drops in later without a rebuild.

2Marketing Video

Concept A — History of construction

The ownable one: a wall "building itself through the ages" → ending on the Låda cassette as the "2×4 of the future." AI video (SoraRunwayVeo/Kling) generates the eras; finish on real product footage.

Concept B — Låda vs. GC's

The Mac-vs-PC parody — funny & shareable but riskier; better as a follow-up once brand voice is set. Script first; AI avatars or real actors.

Make Concept A the hero. Lead with a storyboard + a 15-sec proof clip before committing to the full film.

3Computational Design — the kit-of-parts engine

Two tracks, one model Where AI adds leverage
Why it matters: this engine is the moat — lowers the customer's design barrier, shortens the sales cycle, and produces the data that auto-generates the manuals & videos.
Scope a v1 web configurator (buy/partner — Creatomus or extend KOPE), with a clear path to feed Revit and the manual generator.

4Marketing (broader)

5Installation Manual & Videos

Sample is ready — see the before/after rewrite →

Phased Roadmap

PhaseFocusDeliverables
Phase 0
~2–3 wks
Quick winsAI website copy · manual rewrite (sample ✓) · video storyboard + 15-sec proof clip
Phase 1
1–2 mo
Public faceNew website live (lead form) · hero video · published v1 manual · site sales-assistant
Phase 2
3–6 mo
Configurator spineCustomer web configurator → pricing/BOM · Revit/KOPE pro pipeline · AI sketch→layout copilot
Phase 3
6–12 mo
Parametric everythingPer-config auto-manuals · 3D assembly videos · AI proposals · (stretch) AR install assist

What We Need From You

Answer these and the plan becomes costed and dated — and we lock the configurator decision (the real asset).

Latest

Jun 7, 2026 — Project hub live. Install-manual AI rewrite sample delivered (view). Strategy + 4-phase roadmap published.

Next: history-of-construction storyboard + 15-sec proof clip; website homepage concept.