Kitana Lite reviews your creative work against your brand system and shows you where it drifts.

Kitana Lite is a brand review agent from RepliKit. She answers one question: does this creative match the brand it is supposed to match?

Kitana is in public beta at kitana.replikit.ai.

How a review works

Give her your brand. Point her at your website, or upload your brand guidelines. She builds a brand kit from it: your colours, your type rules, how your logo is used and the layout patterns you repeat.
Send her your work. Submit up to 10 assets in one review: social posts, banners, posters, landing page screenshots.
Get the report. The review takes about two minutes. The report arrives in your inbox and stays in your review history.

The report has an overall score from 0 to 100, a score for each part of the brand, and findings for each asset.

What a review checks

Every review looks at five parts of your brand:

Colour: your palette, contrast, and any values that are off-palette.
Typography: family, weight, and where each line sits in your type scale.
Logo: placement, clear space, and whether it is used on the right colours.
Layout: spacing and grid, against the template the asset came from.
Coherence: whether a set of assets reads as one campaign. Kitana scores this across the whole set, not asset by asset.

See Reading a review for the score bands and how findings work.

Every channel uses the same brand kit, the same credits and the same review history.

On the web, at kitana.replikit.ai. Start with your first review.
In Figma, through the RepliKit plugin. See Review in Figma.
In Slack, where a review can start and finish in the channel. See Connect Slack.
In your AI tools, over MCP. See Connect Kitana to your agent.

One review costs one credit on every channel, whether you send one asset or ten.

One Pro plan covers Kitana Lite and the RepliKit Figma plugin, with one credit balance. See Credits for the rules, and pricing for the full plan.

Kitana reviews. She does not make or edit creative work.
Her score is design advice, not legal advice. A clean review means the work matches your brand system. It does not check trademark, accessibility or regulatory rules.
She does not train on your work. Your assets and guidelines are used to run your reviews and build your kit, and nothing else. They are never shown to another customer.