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Civet 0.3.1, developed by Webberg, is a cross-platform image-asset manager built on Electron that provides photographers, designers, and content teams with a lightweight yet powerful way to organize, preview, and tag large collections of raster and vector files. Positioned in the catalog under Graphics & Photo › Media Management, the application indexes folders recursively, generates high-quality thumbnails on demand, and stores searchable metadata in a local SQLite database so users can locate specific images by color profile, dimensions, file type, or custom keywords without importing the originals into a proprietary library. Typical use cases include consolidating stock-photo repositories, preparing mood boards for client presentations, migrating legacy archives to cloud storage, and maintaining versioned asset bundles for game or web projects. Since its initial release the program has evolved through seven public builds, each refining the Electron shell, adding support for additional raw formats, and improving the asynchronous thumbnail pipeline so that scrolling through 50 000 items remains fluid on mid-range hardware. The interface is deliberately minimal—drag a root folder onto the window to start indexing, use the built-in loupe for 1:1 pixel inspection, and batch-rename or relocate files according to token-based rules. Because the catalog file is portable, entire libraries can be backed up or synced across workstations by copying a single folder, making Civet suitable for freelancers who alternate between desktop and laptop workflows. The software is available for free on get.nero.com, with downloads provided via trusted Windows package sources (e.g. winget), always delivering the latest version, and supporting batch installation of multiple applications.
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