Self-hosted asset management for how studios produce, review, and archive work.
One binary, one database, one storage volume — everything from first concept to final delivery, in one place.

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A place to produce and archive, not just store files. Concept, modeling, rigging, animation, cinematics, finals — in one self-hosted app, instead of spreading the work across chat, shared drives, and file-transfer links.

The same model fits any team that catalogs things with media attached — museums, libraries, galleries, archives. Tuned for production work, but general underneath.

• One viewer for everything — images, video, audio, 3D, documents, and more, previewed in the browser and built for review.
• Find anything fast — full-text search across every asset, post, tag, and field, plus search by image.
• Your metadata, your workflow — custom fields with full history, and review states with an audit trail.
• Built to federate — connect two studios and share assets, comments, and approvals directly, with no service in the middle.
• Reads IIIF — serves the IIIF standard, so deep-zoom and archive viewers work with your collections.
• AI when you want it — image search, transcription, and AI editing you can add on, never forced into the core.

One binary, one Postgres database, one storage volume — local disk or any S3 bucket. No message queue or microservices in the core. Heavier features — image similarity, transcription, Blender thumbnails, AI editing — run as separate containers you add only if you want them.

The remaining repositories are maintained forks of upstream Go libraries the app depends on (glTF, SVG rasterizing, WebP, thumbhash, EPUB), pinned here for supply-chain safety.

Open source and free to self-host, under AGPL-3.0-only. A commercial license is available if the AGPL doesn't fit your use — see the website for details.