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.
The new way teams organize, edit, and host images
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.
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.j
Raster is awesome - have spoken at length with the team and have tried out the platform. Exceptional stuff, and so simple. Really excited to see this launched on ProductHunt. Keep up the amazing work Monogram!
I'm thrilled that Raster has been released to the public! You've made something seriously impressive that solves a serious pain point. This feels like one of those products that everyone is going to be using in ~3 years
Looks Great 👏, congratulations on the launch Raster & Team
Very interesting product. UI is amazing. Looking forward to seeing how things progress.
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