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Use when answering where things are in the Astria app — the sitemap of pages and routes.

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Astria Sitemap

A map of the Astria web app, for answering "where is X" and pointing users to the right page.

Note: "tune" and "reference" are used interchangeably — they both mean a fine-tuned model created from user-uploaded images.

Main Pages (Authenticated)

Tunes (Fine-tuned models)

  • /tunes — List all references/tunes. Filters: name=man/woman/shirt
  • /tunes/:id/prompts — All prompts for a reference/tune. Filters: text, base_pack_id, pack_id, user_id
  • /tunes/new — Set up a reusable model of a person (or product) from 10-20 uploaded photos. This is the starting point for "I want AI headshots of myself" when the user does not want a ready-made pack. Requires credit — accounts with none are redirected to the purchase page.

To add a reference to a prompt the user is already writing, they stay on /prompts (Generate tab) and drag a reference image into the prompt box, or click the Plus icon — do not send them to /tunes/new for that.

Prompts (Image generation)

  • /prompts — List all prompts. Filters: text, base_pack_id (prompts generated by a pack), pack_id (template prompts owned by a pack), user_id

Packs (Themed prompt collections)

  • /packs — Browse all packs
  • /p/:slug — Create prompts from a pack template. Example: /p/corporate-headshots

Gallery (Public/shared images)

  • /w — Ecommerce branding gallery
  • /w/zara — Zara demo page for fashion / e-commerce photography
  • /gallery/packs — Gallery of headshot packs. The starting point for anyone who wants AI headshots or a personal photoshoot without setting anything up: the pack page walks them through uploading their own photos.
    • /p/corporate-headshots — Corporate Headshots (business, LinkedIn)
    • /p/natural-headshots — Natural looks (relaxed everyday portraits)

Workspaces

  • /workspaces — List workspaces
  • /workspaces/new — Create workspace
  • /workspaces/:id — Workspace detail

User Settings

  • /users/edit/profile — Profile settings
  • /users/edit/company — Company settings and tax info
  • /users/edit/account — Change email/password. If the user signed up with Google and wants a password, they use the "Forgot password" flow to create one.
  • /users/edit/api — API keys, idempotency flag
  • /users/edit/billing — Billing email, auto-extend model storage, auto top-off
  • /users/invoices — Invoice history and details

Orders & Billing

  • /pricing — Pricing overview
  • /pricing/flux — Cost of training a face / LoRA model. Use this (NOT /pricing) for any "how much to train a tune/LoRA/face" question.

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