Hey! I'm Mark, An indie game dev from Melbourne (who sucks at finishing games). Over the years I've hoarded thousands of assets hoping I'd use them someday. 3D models, sprites, music, materials, animations... all scattered across folders, zip files, and a Unity Asset Store library I'd completely forgotten about. I needed a way to actually find this stuff, so I started building a simple web app. That turned into a Rust desktop app. Now it supports about 40 file types: most 3D formats with animation playback (Blender support is in the works), Aseprite with animation previews, materials, audio, and even a MIDI player for my old NES and C64 samples. It's local-first, offline-capable, no subscription. Your library stays on your machine. We're currently in closed beta. Sign up to get access. I've been building this solo and would love to hear how you're managing your assets. Is this something that would actually be useful for your workflow? Happy to answer any questions.

AssetHoard

One Asset Library. Everything Visible

One Asset Library. Everything Visible