Stop re-downloading assets you already own.

You know the drill: You start a new project. You need a rusty vent texture. You know you have one somewhere. But finding it? Easier to just hit textures.com again.

Asset Loadout fixes this.

Search by meaning, not filename

Import your assets once. Search by what you want, not what you named it.

Type "moody" → Find your abandoned cathedral
Type "rusty vent" → See every rusty vent (even if "rust" isn't in the filename)
Type "rough" → Get rough textures instantly

The AI reads your assets so you don't have to organize them.

Quick edits, straight to your project

• Audio: Trim, normalize, fade, reverse → Export as WAV/OGG/MP3
• Images: Crop, resize, hue shift, saturation → Export in common sizes
• No more opening Audacity for a 10-second trim
• No more image editor just to resize to 512x512

Right-click → Export to Project → Done.

Your files, your machine

Local-first. No cloud uploads. No subscriptions. Bring your own API key (Google, Anthropic, OpenAI supported).

Perfect if you:

• Jump between game projects
• Have hundreds of scattered assets
• Re-download textures because finding yours is too hard
• Need quick edits without the full DAW/editor workflow

What's included:

✓ Desktop app (Windows, Mac, Linux) ✓ AI-powered semantic search ✓ Audio & image library management ✓ Basic editing tools built-in ✓ Direct project export ✓ Local database (handles thousands of assets)

Early Access — $14.99

First users: Use code ANEWTOY for free
Early adopters: Use code EARLY30 for 30% off (~$10)

Join the Discord for feature requests, bug reports, and updates. I'm shipping features fast.

Coming soon:

• Natural language commands ("Find all concrete textures in Downloads")
• AI-assisted audio editing ("make this sound more outdoors-like")
• 3D model support
• And more based on your feedback

Download now | Docs | Discord