I collect a lot of concept art for the many games I run. Organizing this stuff is a real pain in the butt especially when their names are random strings of letters and numbers impossible for most people to remember. What if there existed a tool that would a) preview this art, b) allow tagging of this art, and c) could display it faster than Windows Photos and without chewing through all available RAM? Well, I wrote that tool. It's a super basic HTML server built in C#. You hand it a config file with the tags you care about which it throws in checkboxes at the top. It remembers tags per image (stored in a handy json file) and allows re-tagging if, like me, you often file things while drunk.
This is not a fancy tool and it's got some seriously bad usability issues but it's already saved me a pile of time starting my new campaign.
meta: forgot to post this on Sunday but it's backdated through the power of technology!
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