About
Why I built Scopeful
I’m Igor Gridel, an archviz artist. Scopeful is the board where a project’s renders, references and notes sit with the people and the agents who work on them.
What it does today
- One board per project. Renders and references at full size, a note beside every image, sections to group them.
- The Scopeful agent is built into every board. It reads the notes and the images you select, says what it read, and what it proposes waits on the board until a person accepts it.
- Coauthors. Invite people to a board on Starter and Pro. Connect Claude, Cursor or any MCP app with a key on every plan.
- Brains. Methods from my archviz practice, written down so an agent can follow them. Every brain downloads free.
What is next is on the roadmap.
Where the price pages came from
I bought a month of Higgsfield last spring. The pricing page said Unlimited. It wasn’t. Priority queue is a separate credit pool that refills monthly and doesn’t roll over, buried two clicks into the fine print. By week three I was waiting 12 minutes per generation on a client deadline.
Nobody was going to fix this. Vendors won’t, because confusion is their margin. Directories won’t, because they’re scraping logos and taking ad money. So I open each tool’s pricing page by hand, convert credits to dollars per output, and write the date on the row. Those numbers live in AI tool prices, kept as a reference.
How every price gets checked
I open each tool’s pricing page by hand, compare totals against the database, and update anything that has shifted. A single pass checks plan prices, credit allotments, per-generation costs, access tiers and resolution coverage.
Where else I write
- Personal site: tutorials, tool teardowns, behind the scenes of client work. igorgridel.com
- X: threads when a tool changes pricing. @IgorGridel
If you find something on Scopeful that’s wrong, email hello@scopeful.org. I’ll fix it.