Raster is our product, not a partner
Technology
Raster is not a partner integration, it is ours: an AI-first digital asset manager our own team designed and built, for organizing, tagging, and shipping the photography and image assets that end up on a website. We started it because we needed a way to stop losing images in scattered folders on our own projects.
We use Raster on client engagements to manage the asset pipeline behind a build, and we keep extending it: automatic tagging is live today, and we have explored, but not shipped, a Gemini powered assistant for helping teams pick photos out of a large set.
What it is
Our own asset manager, not a plug in
- Built in house, not licensed
Raster is a Monogram product. Our creative director and our director of engineering built it to solve a problem we had on our own projects: photography scattered across folders, drives, and old email threads with no shared way to search or tag it.
- Organize, edit, and ship, in that order
The core loop is tagging and search first, so a team can actually find a photo again, then basic editing and delivery controls so the same asset reaches web and mobile without a separate export step for each destination.
- AI tagging is live, AI editing is not yet
Automatic tagging is a shipped feature. An assistant that helps pick the best photos for a campaign, using Gemini's large context window, is something we prototyped and wrote up. It is a real exploration, not a shipped capability, and we say so plainly.
