Your operations as one system.

Launch film for Eno, the AI-assisted platform from Enobase that brings a company's clients, operations and finance into one place, and adapts to the way each business works.

Client

Enobase

What it is

AI-assisted operations platform

Year

2026

Services

The question

Enobase is a young company from Brussels building Eno, a platform that runs a whole business in one place, with AI to help. Quotes, invoices, stock, people and finance live together, and the system adapts to how each company works. We made the launch film. The question was how to make one system for everything feel personal, not generic.

The idea

The film starts from a simple tension: your business is different, but software pretends it's all the same. The first half is about the mess, the second pulls it all together. Kinetic type carries the argument, one short line at a time, on a white ground with plenty of air.

The problem

Photos of real places slide past in a carousel: a hotel, a wine shop, a museum, a logistics floor. It opens onto a soft painted gradient, and the tools gather around one line: work is split across too many tools. App icons sit with red badges, all disconnected. AI agents give up in small grey bubbles. Then a wall of words fills the screen. You didn't sign up for this.

The turn

Today, we're bringing it all together. A small piece of the gradient drops into the sentence, then fills the frame: Introducing eno. Around the mark, a grid of app icons lights up one module at a time. Your operations, as one system.

The product

Not one software for everyone, the right software for each one. A real request is typed into a single prompt: draft a quote for the renovation project, for a client called Maison Dupont. The agent thinks it through and comes back with a quote ready to send. Then the film closes on 131 industries, the names of trades rolling past, and the eno mark.

Work is split across too many tools, with tool labels floating on a painted gradient
A carousel of photos from different trades, a logistics floor at the centre
Four stills of the problem: all disconnected, software not built for you, agents that fail, and a wall of words
The eno mark and wordmark in white on a painted gradient
Four stills: the carousel opening on the gradient, the app grid, a drafted quote and Launching 131 industries
A prompt reads: draft a quote for the renovation project using our pricing and materials, Maison Dupont
The agent thinks: reading project scope, checking client requirements, reviewing pricing
The product on the gradient: a hiring board with a candidate card
Twelve stills from the launch film, from the first line to the 131 industries

Credits

Storyboard Design

Maxime Podgorski, Noé Chagué

Motion Design

Théo Le Pen

Sound Design

Simon Braud

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