Raster

The new way teams organize, edit, and host images

4.9•18 reviews•

274 followers

The new way teams organize, edit, and host images

4.9•18 reviews•

274 followers

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File storage and sharing apps

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Photo editing

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Headless CMS software

Easily organize with AI, edit live, & host your professional photos on a powerful CDN with one click. Raster is the perfect digital asset gallery for marketing teams, photographers, & developers.

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Launch tags:

Productivity•Photography•Photo editing

Launch Team

TJ Kohli

Raster

Maker

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Raster began many years ago as an internal tool used by Monogram (monogram.io), one of the first digital agencies building composable apps and websites with frameworks like Next.js, SvelteKit, Astro, and more. Very early on, we realized an inherent gap in the image organization space for teams. Have you ever wondered who has the original file? Or realized that Figma/Dropbox/Google Drive isn't the best place to store RAW photo assets? Ever ended up with files named IMG_3616_Edited_2_Final_FINAL.jpg? We've been there, and done that, and built Raster to solve those gaps. Today, we're releasing Raster to you all, but the journey doesn't end here — it only begins. We have many exciting features planned for Raster and would love to build it with you. — TJK

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2yr ago

Sheldon_alternative

Fabrie

@tjkohli congrats, can you briefly explained how does AI come into play? like it reads images and automatically tags/renames them?

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2yr ago

Sean Dorje

ezML

@tjkohli Hey TJ, love the idea. I followed your page and will be sure to support you on your upcoming launch. Coincidentally, I'm also launching my startup ezML, a comptuer vision integration platform for applications like yours. (https://www.producthunt.com/prod...). Please feel free to give our page a follow and press 'notify' or reach out if we could be of some help! Good luck

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2yr ago

TJ Kohli

Raster

Maker

@josooba_at_fabrie Great question! In it's current release, AI is used to tag images and also reverse-generate a prompt from the image, which is used to auto-write the alt text for each image. We are currently working on AI-powered, prompt-based editing as well. More on that soon!

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2yr ago