Getting started

What Rushie is, what is in the catalogue, and the shortest path from a search to a licensed file.

Rushie is a self-hosted asset bank. It holds a catalogue of AI-generated images and clips, it answers searches by meaning rather than by spelling, and when it does not have what you asked for it renders it and lists it.

Find something

Open the catalogue and search in plain words. Describe the picture, not the keywords: a welder inspecting a pipe seam in a workshop works better than welder industrial. Narrow with kind, category, shape and colour; press / anywhere to jump back to the search box.

If it is not there

When nothing matches — or nothing matches well — the catalogue offers to make it. The request renders three candidates, picks the best and lists it, which takes about two minutes. See made to order.

Licence it

Open any asset and choose a licence. You get a receipt with a download link for the original, and the licence is kept in your browser under Your licences so you can come back to the link while it lasts. See licensing.

Or do all of it over the API

Everything above is an HTTP call, and there is an MCP endpoint so an agent can search, license and commission assets without a browser.