LightCraft

Try one RAW image and a small album

Use a copy of one RAW photo and a small album. Check camera support, ratings and the exported image before moving a larger library.

What it’s useful for

LightCraft combines image organization with non-destructive photo development. Ratings, albums and comparison views sit alongside light, colour and masking controls. Its current documentation is unusually specific about camera coverage: a displayed preview may come from an embedded JPEG when a RAW variant is unsupported.

Inside the product

• Develop images with light, colour, tone curves, grading and documented masking controls.
• Organize images with folders, albums, ratings, labels and comparison views.
• Keep editing settings separate from original images and export developed results.

Good to know

• The publisher marks the product alpha and documents incomplete camera-colour calibration and model-specific RAW coverage.
• Some unsupported RAW variants use an embedded JPEG preview. An image appearing on screen is not proof that sensor data was decoded.
• No camera-file trial, Lightroom catalog import or colour-accuracy benchmark was performed here; optional AI models need separate setup.

The maker’s build notes

The original maker’s development account names this repository among the creative tools built using Claude. That establishes maker-reported AI-assisted development, separate from the product’s agent-control features. Current capability and alpha-status descriptions follow the repository; no full authorship or product-quality audit is claimed.

A few more details

Sources & maker notes

Build details come from the maker’s linked account. vibeforthat has not independently audited the code or tested every product function.

• Original maker — development account naming all three projects
• LightCraft — official repository
• LightCraft — publisher product page