Toolbox Design builds software and knowledge for audiovisual production. Born inside post-production and visual effects, it makes tools for the problems studios face every day: moving and verifying media, organising projects, tracking the status of every shot and documenting how the work gets done.
For artists and technicians, its apps turn repetitive tasks into workflows that run on their own. For studios, they provide common ground: the state of production in one place, repeatable processes and teams working from the same information. AI sits at the heart of every product as an agent that proposes and acts; the decisions stay with people.
Its catalogue includes MacToolSuite, which designs and runs task workflows on one or many Macs; Shot Tracker, the status of every shot in a single shared base; and Amanuense, for writing books and articles with AI agents. Agents Factory, Project Builder, Sprintle and LoreDock follow, covering the full cycle: agents, projects, tracking and documentation. Toolbox Design also publishes books, guides, articles and an AI model ranking for anyone who wants to understand and improve the way they work.
Founded by Henry Ramírez Reyes and Jorge M. Quevedo, Toolbox Design works between Paris and Nashville.
Founder
Henry Ramírez Reyes founded Toolbox Design and leads its strategy and products. He has spent more than fifteen years in audiovisual post-production: editing, training, technical control and project coordination for film, television, advertising and VFX. He is the author of «I/O y Data Management en estudios de VFX».
Partner
Jorge M. Quevedo is a film editor, colorist, post-production supervisor and professor with more than fifteen years of experience in music videos, TV shows, documentaries and feature films awarded at festivals such as Toronto, Venice, Málaga and Vancouver. He was Coordinator and Head of Post-production at the International Film School (EICTV) in Cuba (2018–2022), where he supervised more than 30 short films and documentaries recognised at Sundance, IDFA, Rotterdam and Locarno, and he co-founded Cocuyo MediaLab. A specialist in digital restoration, he worked on «Landrian», an official selection at Venice Classics. He is now based in Nashville, where he works with bands such as the Grammy-winning The Mavericks.
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