ImagineLab.art officially entered beta on Monday at a launch ceremony held at the Editorialge office in Dhaka on August 4, 2026, where Founder and CEO Sukanta Kundu declared the platform open for its first wave of real users. The unified AI creative platform, a sister concern of Editorialge Media LLC, now runs in open beta ahead of its full global launch on August 14, 2026.
The event brought together the ImagineLab Art and Editorialge teams alongside families and friends, who gathered to mark what several speakers called a “turning point” for the company. A cake-cutting ceremony followed the formal remarks, closing an evening that carried as much emotion as it did milestones.
A Ceremony to Mark a “Rebirth”
Assistant Project Coordinator Chinmoy Kumar Sarker anchored the program. He described the moment as the rebirth of ImagineLab Art and said he felt proud to stand with the team that carried it to the finish line. His framing set the tone for the speeches that followed, each of which returned to the same idea: that ImagineLab Art had come through a difficult road to reach this day.
The formal remarks moved from the engineering bench to the executive table before the CEO triggered the beta launch.
The Founder Opens the Beta
Founder and CEO Sukanta Kundu formally announced the beta launch. He opened by remembering his late parents and by thanking the people who had carried the platform forward.
“Just as I was granted a second life, so too has my dream, ImagineLab Art, been given a second life,” Kundu said. He framed the platform as the company’s clear bid to contribute to the technology and software sector and to reach, in his words, the ranks of the very best through its originality.
He then described what the platform actually does. “It is a unified creative platform where, with just a simple prompt, one can easily create stunning images, videos, music, music videos, infographics, blog articles, or any kind of professional writing.” He noted that ImagineLab Art folds in nearly all of today’s leading AI models and supports the payment methods used across Bangladesh, India, South Asia, and the wider world, along with its own Editorialge Digital Token (EDT) system.
Sukanta Kundu acknowledged that the road had not been smooth, then closed the ceremony with the announcement everyone had gathered for. “Thanking everyone once again, I hereby announce, at this very moment, the beta launch of ImagineLab Art.”
The Engineer Behind the Build
Lead Full-Stack Engineer and Head of Research and Development Ahsanur Rahman Sabbir followed the speeches. For him, the launch was personal. It marked the first fully realized project of his career.
“I count myself fortunate to have been able to join ImagineLab Art,” Sabbir said. “At the same time, I feel proud to have successfully completed my first fully realized project.”
He was direct about what beta means and why it matters. “There will inevitably be some flaws and errors, and indeed the very purpose of today’s beta launch of ImagineLab Art is this: to correct these temporary issues, based on the feedback of our users and of everyone on our testing team, before the full launch on August 14th, and thereby deliver a more mature and feature-rich platform.”
Credit to the Founder
Deputy CEO and COO Aushnik Das used his time at the microphone to turn the spotlight toward the founder.
“First and foremost, I offer my thanks to our founder and CEO, Sukanta Kundu,” Das said. “Today’s ImagineLab Art is the fruit of his dream and his tireless labor. This beta launch of ImagineLab.art is the fulfillment of his unyielding, powerful resolve.”
He also credited the engineering effort. “I would like to thank Sabbir, whose determination, dedication, and intelligence brought ImagineLab Art to a fairly complete and successful state in a remarkably short time.”
A Platform Built to Remove Barriers
Acting CTO and Chief Project Coordinator Tapos Kumar spoke to the effort behind the build and the thinking that shaped it. He credited the founder’s conviction as the starting point for the whole project.
“Bringing Founder and CEO Sukanta Kundu’s vision to life required immense grit, technical innovation, and tireless effort from our entire engineering and leadership team,” Kumar said. “ImagineLab.art was born from his unwavering belief that cutting-edge artificial intelligence should be accessible, intuitive, and seamlessly integrated into every creator’s workflow.”
He framed the beta as the moment that turns that vision into something people can actually use. “Today, that ambitious dream officially becomes a powerful tool for creators, businesses, and innovators worldwide. We built this unified platform to remove technical barriers and transform raw imagination into high-quality visual and digital content.”
Kumar closed with an open invitation to the platform’s first users. “As we step into this beta phase, we warmly welcome all users to explore ImagineLab.art, test its capabilities, and join us in building something extraordinary.”
From Digital Media to Technology
Chief Technical Advisor Sayedul Haq Mihir spoke next and placed the day in the context of the company’s own history.
“Today is not merely a special day. Today, our dream is reaching its fulfillment,” he said. “When I first joined this organization, it was only a digital media company. But today we are no longer just a digital media company. We have now begun our journey into the technology sector as well, and from here, it is only forward for us.”
He pointed to the two milestones meeting at once, Sabbir’s first complete project and the company’s first real step into technology. “Both achievements have converged today at a single point. This accomplishment belongs to the entire team; this accomplishment belongs to everyone in the organization.”
With the beta live, the team moved to a cake-cutting ceremony at the Dhaka office. Members of both the ImagineLab Art and Editorialge teams took part, joined by the families and friends who have supported them through the build. The mood was celebratory, and more than one speaker had framed the achievement as a collective one rather than any single person’s win.
What Comes Next
The beta gives creators early, hands-on access to the platform while the team collects feedback and irons out rough edges. ImagineLab.art bundles its creative tools into a single studio, spanning image, video, voice, music, music video, infographic, and writing work, all reachable from one dashboard and one credit wallet.
The company has set August 14, 2026, as the date for the full global launch, when it plans to ship an updated version shaped by what beta users report over the coming days. For now, the platform is open, and the team’s focus turns to the ten days that separate this ceremony from the worldwide rollout.
