Four layers between a brief and the library.
Nothing skips a step, which is why the file you download behaves the same as the one that shipped.
Every asset starts as work someone asked for and paid for. Nothing is made to fill a shelf.
Built in the studio, in the same stack you'd use — no mockups, no assets that only exist as an image.
It runs in production somewhere before it is allowed near the library, which is where most ideas die.
Cleaned up, documented and filed by shelf, stack and mood, with the project that made it attached.
Source files, not screenshots
Every asset ships with the project that made it — scene, config, prompt chain and all.
Filed so you can find it
17 assets, indexed by shelf, stack and mood. No tag soup.
Nothing enters unless it shipped
Each drop is made for a live brief, used on a real page, then filed with its receipts.
Nine new assets a week, and nothing that didn’t ship somewhere first.
Each drop is built for a real brief, used on a real page, then cleaned up and filed. If it never left the studio, it never enters the library.
Start with the 6 free ones.
No card, no trial timer. Everything is open while the library is in early access.