What Editor Actually Is: The Workspace Hub Behind 17 Apps, Not a Document Editor
Editor is the authenticated workspace shell behind Piskes — CRM, campaigns, AI agents, SEO, kanban, billing, and the app switcher. Document editing lives in Drive.
A platform with as many sub-apps as Piskes has a specific, recurring onboarding problem: people get lost figuring out what lives where. It's the same problem Notion, Coda, and Airtable have all had to address directly in their own content, because in a suite this size, guessing wrong about which app does what is the default experience for a new user, not the exception. So it's worth being precise, once, about what Editor actually is — especially because it's easy to assume it's the document editor, and it isn't.
What Editor is not
Editor does not edit documents, spreadsheets, or slide decks. That's Drive's job — the Univer-based editing surfaces for documents, sheets, and slides live entirely in frontend/apps/drive, confirmed directly by Drive's own README describing itself as backed by Univer for document and spreadsheet editing and Konva/PptxGenJS for slides. If you're looking for comments on a paragraph, version history on a spreadsheet, or a slide canvas, that's a different app than the one this piece is about.
What Editor actually is
Editor — the Worker deployed under the name "ai-studio," serving both piskes.com and dashboard.piskes.com — is the authenticated workspace shell: the largest of the 17 zone apps by a wide margin, and the one most people land in first. Its own README describes it directly: it "hosts the authenticated workspace shell, AI content/agent features, auth flows, and account/admin settings." Concretely, walking the actual directory structure turns up:
- CRM — contacts and campaigns pages (
app/(workspace)/contacts,campaigns) - An AI content writer — built on Lexical, a rich-text engine distinct from Drive's Univer, purpose-built for blog and article prose (
features/content-writer) - Kanban task boards —
components/kanban - An AI agent playground —
modules/ai-agent - An SEO planning agent —
modules/seo-agent - Auto-RAG knowledge search —
modules/auto-rag - Stripe billing —
modules/stripe - The cross-app switcher across all 17 zone apps —
app/(workspace)/apps
Why the correction matters
None of this is a hidden feature list — it's what's actually in the app's own directory structure, matching what its README says about itself. The reason this needs saying at all is that content describing Editor as a document editor isn't describing a different, wrong product — it's describing a real feature, just under the wrong app's name. Comments, tables, templates, and version history are genuine, shipped Piskes features. They just live in Drive.
The map, in short
If you're trying to get something done and aren't sure which app it lives in: editing a document, spreadsheet, or deck is Drive. Managing contacts, running a campaign, writing a blog post, working a kanban board, talking to an AI agent, planning SEO, searching your team's knowledge, managing billing, or jumping between the other 16 apps — that's Editor. Getting this distinction right the first time saves the much more common mistake of looking for a feature in the wrong place entirely.