A shared library for the pictures, video and artwork your team already has. Point it at your Google Drive and it indexes what is there — no copying, no second bill for the same gigabyte — then keywords everything so people can actually find it.
A shared library that sits on top of the Google Drive your team already uses. It indexes what is there, keywords it, and gives everyone one place to look — without moving a single file or paying twice for the same storage.
Three jobs your team does badly today, mostly by asking each other in Slack.
Search by what is in the picture, not what somebody called it in 2021. Every image is keyworded on the way in, by a model that has actually looked at it.
Connect the Google Drive you already pay for and we index it in place. Your originals are never copied or moved — we keep only small previews so the library opens fast — and you are not charged twice for the same storage.
A link, optionally with a password and an expiry, that shows a client exactly the collection you meant and nothing else. Revoke it the moment the job ends.
The people who currently keep the library in their heads.
Stops asking design for the logo again.
Gets back the afternoon that went on finding it.
One link per client, revoked when the job ends.
Stops finding the 2019 logo in a live campaign.
Teams whose good photography is spread across a Drive nobody can navigate: brand and marketing people who need the right shot today, studios handing work to clients, and the developer who keeps being asked for the same image at a different size.
About ten minutes, most of which is Google asking whether you are sure.
Read-only access, to one folder if you like. Or upload straight to us instead — both work, and you can mix them.
Folders become collections, and each image gets keywords describing what is actually in it. A thousand files takes a few minutes.
Search, filter by keyword, comment on a shot, send a client a link. No more "is this the final one".
Not if you connect a Drive. We ask for read-only access, hold an index, and fetch a file when somebody opens it. Your files never leave your Drive, and disconnecting leaves them exactly as they were.
Keywords, comments and share links are ours to store, and they are yours to take. Files you upload to us sit in our storage; files in your Drive stay in your Drive.
Yes, from the billing screen, and it runs to the end of the period you paid for. Your Drive files are unaffected either way.
Yes, on Studio and above: a versioned REST API for searching and reading the library, and an MCP endpoint so an assistant can search it for you.
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