Usage context at selection time
Bring the recorded permission, purpose, and expiry context into the export decision instead of leaving it in a separate spreadsheet.
MRGI LENS / PHOTO LIBRARY & RAW EDITING
COMING SOONOrganize your photos.
Develop the details.
Browse and organize photo collections, develop RAW images, and manage metadata. Review usage context before distributing selected images.
For photo teams and organizations managing image collections with rights and consent obligations.
Try the interactive demo Browse all 15 appsMEET THE WORKSPACE
A closer look at Lens.
A photo library and development workspace with collections, a filmstrip, metadata, and controls for exposure, white balance, and tonal detail.
Proposed design with synthetic content. This is not a released application; features and appearance may change.
EXPLORE THE IDEA / HANDS ON
Choose an audience. Inspect the selection.
Filter fictional photo records by their recorded usage scope and see why some assets are held back.
INTERACTIVE BROWSER LABA small example.
A small example.
A closer look.
Filter fictional photo records by their recorded usage scope and see why some assets are held back.
Synthetic inputs. Local computation. No uploads.This applies a small sample allowlist. It does not interpret licenses, establish valid consent, or verify rights ownership.
Read the full Lens workflow guideExplore the future interface design
Inside MRGI Lens
INTERFACE CONCEPTStudy / 01Synthetic illustration
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Study / 03Usage review needed
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PROPOSED AUTOMATION RECIPE
From input to
a considered handoff.
Send reviewed photo selections to Pixel and Layout, and preserve supporting distribution records with Evidence.
- 01Organize
Catalog photos and attach usage context.
- 02Select
Review assets for a specific distribution purpose.
- 03Export
Apply metadata rules and record the handoff.
Original interface mockup with synthetic content. This is a design concept, not a screenshot of a released application. Switch views to explore the proposed workflow.
01 / THE WORK BEHIND THE WORK
Consent-aware photo distribution with reviewable export records.
Finding the right photo is only half the job. Lens is being designed to keep usage context close to the image, helping a team review where an asset can go and which metadata should travel with it.
Where it stands
The source foundation is imported. Consent workflows and distribution rules are planned. Recorded permissions do not replace a legal review of rights.
02 / THE PLANNED TOOLKIT
Built around
your real work.
The intended Lens experience.
Feature availability will be confirmed before release.
- 01
Catalog and develop local photos
- 02
Organize collections and metadata
- 03
Attach usage and consent records
- 04
Review export audience and purpose
- 05
Apply metadata distribution rules
- 06
Track exported collections
A CLOSER LOOK / FEATURE DESIGN
How Lens
is intended to work.
Explore the behavior behind the feature names: what the product would do, and what the reviewer would still need to decide.
01Rights context close to the asset
02Purpose-specific distribution
03Metadata policy and export history
THE END-TO-END WALKTHROUGH
Explore the detailed workflow ↗Prepare an image collection for external use
Select images with recorded usage context appropriate to a defined distribution purpose.
03 / THE MRGI DIRECTION
Where we’re taking Lens.
Three product-specific priorities shaping the proposed MRGI experience.
Metadata chosen for the recipient
Plan rules that help reviewers include useful context while excluding metadata that should not be distributed.
A history of what left the library
Record the asset version, intended audience, and export settings, supporting later review when permissions or usage plans change.
These are development goals, not claims of shipped features or market exclusivity. AI, local operation, and automation are shared foundations—not the entire product distinction.
04 / BETTER CONNECTED
A next step
for every good idea.
Send reviewed photo selections to Pixel and Layout, and preserve supporting distribution records with Evidence.
- 01
Organize
Catalog photos and attach usage context.
- 02
Select
Review assets for a specific distribution purpose.
- 03
Export
Apply metadata rules and record the handoff.
Assistance with a defined role.
Planned local catalog assistance can suggest tags and groups. Sensitive analysis and external processing require clear permission and provider settings.
Cross-app access is planned around selected resources and explicit consent. Ordinary local editing should not require uploading your files.
CONCEPT PREVIEWCOMING SOON
Photo & image editing
MRGI Pixel
Crop and retouch photos, combine layers and masks, and adjust color and lighting. Prepare consistent image variations for campaigns and publishing.
- Crop, retouch, and adjust photographs
- Combine image layers and masks
- Produce variations for different placements
CONCEPT PREVIEWCOMING SOON
Page layout & publishing
MRGI Layout
Design magazines, brochures, catalogs, and other page-based documents. Arrange typography and images, then populate reusable layouts with approved data.
- Design magazines, brochures, and catalogs
- Arrange text and images across pages
- Build reusable layouts for publication runs
CONCEPT PREVIEWCOMING SOON
PDF editing & review
MRGI Evidence
Read, annotate, organize, and redact PDFs. Assemble reviewed documents and their sources into a verifiable evidence packet.
- Annotate and organize PDF pages
- Review redactions and supporting sources
- Assemble evidence and distribution packets
BUILT ON OPEN-SOURCE FOUNDATIONS
Local catalogs, RAW development, metadata, faces, and batch export exist in LightCraft. Consent-aware distribution is the proposed MRGI focus. Read the source credits ↗
MRGI LENS / COMING SOON
A new way forward.
Taking shape.
Explore the suite today. Availability and pricing will follow.
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