Archive intelligence
Your archive already has the design. Find it in seconds.
Decades of patterns sitting in folders nobody can search. Archivist reads, tags and indexes every file you own — then hands your team the whole library through one search box.
Works with your existing folder structure · No re-upload requiredFrom a folder nobody opens to a library everybody uses.
Watch a real archive get indexed, tagged and searched — start to finish.
Type what you remember. Not where you filed it.
This is a live sample of an indexed archive. Search by description, switch to a tag, or drop in a reference — the way your designers actually think.
Six jobs your team stops doing by hand.
Smart text search
Query in plain language, internal codes or season keywords. No naming convention to memorize.
Visual search
Drop in a reference image and get every visually similar design you already own, ranked.
Automatic tagging
Motif, palette, scale and style read straight off the artwork — no manual labelling sessions.
Collections & access
Group designs per client or season and control exactly who can open what.
Apparel catalog
Turn a selection into a dressed garment catalog for approval — no physical sampling.
CAD presentations
Export production-grade presentations straight from the archive, in real time.
One archive. Every screen. Anywhere.
Designers search on desktop, sales pull up a collection on a phone in a buyer meeting. Same index, same instant results.
- Preview thumbnails load instantly, even for 4096px source files
- Share a collection link instead of a 4 GB folder transfer
- Permissions per user, per collection — nothing leaks
Average time to surface a specific design from an indexed archive.
Patterns processed across AIT's platform to date.
Active creators building and managing collections with AIT.
The questions every archive owner has.
How does Archivist get my patterns in?
It scans your existing archive where it already lives, analyses each design and writes tags automatically. You don't reorganise folders or rename a single file before starting.
What can my team actually search by?
Plain descriptions, internal codes, tags, or a reference image. Visual search returns designs that look similar even when nobody ever labelled them.
What does it change commercially?
Two things: designers stop re-drawing work the company already owns, and buyers stop paying twice for patterns bought years earlier. Both come out of the same problem — an archive nobody can search.
Who can see our designs?
Access is set per user and per collection. You decide which client sees which selection, and revoke it at any time.
The design you're about to redraw is already yours.
Let us index a sample of your archive and show you what's been sitting in there. Twenty minutes, your own files, no commitment.
Runs on your existing archive · No migration project