CoreViz – Your Media Copilot
Organize, search and edit photos with AI
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Organize, search and edit photos with AI
55 followers
CoreViz is your visual co-pilot. Throw 1000+ images and videos at it, then ask it anything! At its simplest, CoreViz is a Google Photos for teams/orgs. At its fullest, it's a forensics expert, a radiologist and geospatial analyst –automating visual insight.
This is the 2nd launch from CoreViz – Your Media Copilot. View more
CoreViz – Your Photo Copilot
Unlock the power of your images, assets and photos with AI-powered search, analysis, editing, and analysis. No coding required. CoreViz is Cursor for your photo library. Now with automated bulk tagging and editing built-in.
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👋 Hi everyone, we previously soft-launched CoreViz and got a lot of interest from the community!
Today we're adding many new features including bulk tagging with a new advanced model, bulk editing with Nano Banana and other generative models and a smarter, faster and more intelligent chat agent that understands your photos better than ever!
"Cursor supercharged coding, CoreViz is supercharging media management."
With CoreViz, you can:
🔎 Search images & videos instantly with natural language.
✏️ Edit images by simply describing the changes you want to make!
🏷️ Auto-tag and bulk organize massive libraries
🤝 Collaborate as a team instead of siloed personal accounts
🖼️ Detect objects, people, pets or describe anything you'd like the AI to detect
🦾 Use and apply specialized AI models from Roboflow’s 50k+ public library of domain-specific models
We’re starting with teams that need serious visual AI, but we see CoreViz as the missing layer for anyone working with large scale visual data.
Excited to finally share this with you all!
🔗 Get started - https://coreviz.io/
I think you're muddying your marketing message by trying to do everything in one go.
I would split this out into an open source product which acts as a way to point towards your more forensic and specialist products.
But then again, what do I know? :)
This is a nice utility.