A rebuilt image sidebar, a fresh look, and sharper images

A big release: we rebuilt how you work with a single image, redesigned the screens you land on, and made images across the app — and the API — load faster and look better on every display.

What's new:

• A rebuilt image sidebar. Versions, edit controls, and metadata now live in one versions-first panel. Each saved version is a row you can expand to see its details and edit in place, with edit tools stacked in a single scrollable view and Save and Discard pinned to the footer.
• A redesigned dashboard and library cards. Your home screen surfaces the stats that matter for each organization at a glance, and every library is a refreshed card that's easier to scan across a busy overview.
• Right-sized images. Each upload now generates the image at several sizes, and Raster serves the one that fits your screen — sharper on high-resolution displays, lighter everywhere else.
• Smoother loading. Every photo shows a soft placeholder in its own colors and shape, resolving into the full image as it arrives, so grids fill in gracefully as you scroll.
• An app that feels instant. Uploads appear the moment their pixels are ready, trash and restore reflect immediately and reconcile in the background, switching libraries keeps the current photos on screen until the next set loads, and the image viewer preloads ahead of the direction you're browsing.
• Those sizes over the API. Every asset now returns a sizes map — image width to CDN URL — plus a blurhash placeholder, across GraphQL, REST, and MCP, so your own integrations can pick and serve the right thumbnail.