Work keeps its context.
Conversations synchronize to your account, Projects isolate durable instructions and reference material, and long-form work can resume instead of restarting.
Ask Crump is the AI workspace for work that survives one conversation: Projects, research, files, manuscripts, images, video, decisions, and the things you want to keep.

Start with a thought. Give serious work a Project. Create something. Save it. Come back tomorrow and keep going.
A good assistant can answer a question. Ask Crump is being built around what happens after that answer turns into work.
Conversations synchronize to your account, Projects isolate durable instructions and reference material, and long-form work can resume instead of restarting.
Research, images, documents, manuscripts, and video live beside the conversation rather than disappearing into separate tools and tabs.
Generated files and uploads live in Projects → Files. Library remains the private bookshelf for manuscripts and books.
Explore Projects and four creation paths grounded in capabilities that have completed production-quality review.
Ask Crump now chooses between purpose-built video engines instead of pretending every generation has the same job. The provider stays behind Crump; the user chooses the experience.
Try Video StudioUse the core workspace for free. Choose a monthly plan for more included capacity, or add Crump Credits only when premium generation needs them.
Subscriptions renew monthly until canceled. Premium video and other high-compute generations use Crump Credits. Web payments are securely processed by Stripe. Taxes may apply based on location.
Ask Crump keeps improving because a paid product should keep earning its place: understandable, trustworthy, durable, and increasingly useful every time you return.
Tools are grouped by outcomes, expensive features show their boundaries, and the interface should explain what happens next without making users learn provider jargon.
When something matters, it should have somewhere to live, a way to continue, and a clear path back into the workspace.
Subscriptions unlock capability while Crump Credits meter expensive generation. Server-side budget controls remain separate from the customer-facing wallet.
We would rather replace awkward seams, fix small details, and strengthen the architecture than pretend an early interface is permanent because it already works.
A question is fine. So is a business idea, a research problem, a folder of reference material, a novel, or the first eight seconds of a scene you want to keep directing.