Provides a digital asset management platform that uses AI-driven organization, nondestructive collaborative editing, and a built-in CDN to streamline photography workflows for teams. Eliminates inefficiencies of file-based systems by reducing the time spent on organizing, editing, and hosting images, enabling teams to deploy and update assets seamlessly.
Funding
$400K raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
Founders
Product
Problem
Teams managing photography assets often struggle with disorganized file systems, leading to wasted time searching for the right image and ensuring version control. Traditional file-based systems are not optimized for collaborative editing and seamless deployment of visual assets across various platforms.
Solution
Raster provides a digital asset management (DAM) platform designed to streamline photography workflows for modern teams. By leveraging AI-driven organization, Raster automatically tags images, generates alt text, and facilitates efficient storage and retrieval of digital assets. The platform offers nondestructive, collaborative editing capabilities, eliminating the need for endless file versioning. Raster also includes a built-in content delivery network (CDN) powered by AWS and Vercel, enabling users to deploy and update images seamlessly across multiple channels.
Target Audience
Raster is designed for marketing teams, photographers, and developers who need a centralized solution for managing, editing, and hosting photography assets.
Features
- AI-driven organization with smart tags for easy image discovery
- Nondestructive, collaborative editing to prevent version control issues
- Built-in CDN for fast and reliable image delivery
- Figma plugin for direct access to assets within Figma
- Command palette for quick navigation and actions
- API for integration with other tools and services
- Version control for tracking changes and reverting to previous states