Tag, correct, and collaborate — live. Each session you do trains the system to be sharper on your products, your standards, and your taxonomy.
Appears when you return to a session with unsaved draft work. Your tags, notes, and ratings from last time have been restored from local storage. Click ✕ Dismiss once you've oriented yourself — your drafts stay live until you submit or clear them.
Shows the current review state of the image you're viewing: ✓ Approved (already submitted), AI Proposed (untouched — tags from AI only), or nothing (in progress). Matches the dot on the thumbnail strip for the active image.
The photo being reviewed at full natural size. The filename, file size, and date are shown below the image. Use ← Prev / Next → buttons (or keyboard arrows) to move through the batch. The blue-outlined thumbnail in the strip tracks your position.
Blue chips. Identify the exact product with a brand-appropriate prefix: hr: HandiRamp · ht: HandiTreads · ps: PetStep · gb: GoBuddy. Click × to remove. Start typing in the input field and autocomplete suggestions appear from the live worksheet.
Amber chips with spec: prefix. Capture capacity and dimensions — e.g. spec:52in, spec:50klb. These are assigned by reviewers only; the AI doesn't guess them. Add one when the product's spec is clearly identifiable in the image.
Green chips. Describe what's visually in the scene — subject, setting, activity, color, condition. Free-form, no required prefix. AI-generated but fully editable. Grow naturally as new scenarios appear across batches.
Title is the editable image name written to XMP:Title on submit. Rating (1–5 stars) is a quality signal — 5 = hero shot, use anywhere; 1 = technically fine but not preferred. AI Caption is the machine's prose description, read-only, for context only.
The most important field. If you changed anything, explain why here. One or two clear sentences. These notes get distilled into reusable rules that apply to every future batch automatically. Vague notes produce vague improvement — be specific.
Submit Review writes XMP to the file immediately for the current image only — no auto-advance, so you can verify before moving on. Mark Duplicate flags a near-identical file for removal. Close Batch is permanent — use it only when both reviewers are fully done.
The full batch in one horizontal row at the bottom. Each thumbnail has a colored status dot: 🟢 green = you submitted it, 🔵 blue = another reviewer submitted it, 🟠 orange = you have unsaved draft changes, no dot = untouched. Click any thumb to jump to that image.
Navigate to dam.handiramp.com/review in your browser. The current batch loads automatically. If you have unfinished work from a previous session, the blue resume banner appears at the top — your draft state has been restored.
Check the dots on the bottom thumbnail strip. Blue dots mean another reviewer already submitted that image — you can skip those unless you disagree. Green dots are images you already handled. No dot = needs attention.
Click a thumbnail to open it. Ask yourself: does the product tag match what's in the frame? Are the content tags accurate? Is anything missing or wrong? Your gut read is the right one — if something feels off, it probably is.
Click Submit Review. Tags are written to the file. A green dot appears on the thumbnail. Done — move to the next image.
loading dock is valid)hr: HandiRamp · ht: HandiTreads · ps: PetStep · gb: GoBuddyspec:52in, spec:50klb, etc. when the spec is clearly identifiableThe Title field is editable — fix it if the AI generated something wrong or generic. Rating stars (1–5) are optional but useful: 5 = hero shot, use anywhere; 3 = solid but not exceptional; 1 = technically acceptable, avoid for featured use.
This is the step that compounds over time. If you changed anything, explain why in the Notes field. One or two clear sentences is enough.
Writes XMP metadata directly to the file on disk for the current image. The thumbnail dot turns green. The Last saved timestamp updates at the bottom of the sidebar. The image stays on screen — no auto-advance, so you can verify before moving on.
Use ← → arrow keys or click thumbnails to navigate. Skip any image with a blue dot unless you disagree with the tags. When you navigate to a blue-dot image, the other reviewer's tags are pre-loaded — accept them by submitting as-is, or make corrections first.
Close Batch is permanent — it marks all reviewed images as done and moves them to processed/. They won't appear in future batches. Only click it when both reviewers are fully finished with the batch.
There's no queuing, no locking, no coordination required. Open the portal on your machine, and whoever else is reviewing opens it on theirs. The thumbnail strip shows the live state of every image — who's submitted what, what has unsaved drafts, and what's still untouched.
Under the hood: every time you navigate to an image, the portal silently fetches the latest XMP metadata from the server. If another reviewer submitted that image two minutes ago, you'll see their tags pre-loaded and a blue dot on the thumbnail — even though you opened the portal before they did.
You submitted this image in this session. XMP is written to the file. Live sync won't overwrite your work if you navigate back to it.
Another reviewer has already submitted this image. Their tags load when you navigate to it. You can accept or override.
You've made changes (tags, notes, or rating) but haven't submitted yet. Nothing is written to disk — your draft is local only.
Neither you nor any other reviewer has interacted with this image. Tags shown are AI-generated only.
Go to dam.handiramp.com/search. This searches all reviewed images in the processed/ folder — the review queue is unaffected.
Type any tag, product name, or descriptive term into the search box and click Search. Hyphens, spaces, and underscores are treated as equivalent — pool ramp and pool-ramp return the same results.
Each result card has an ✏️ Edit Tags button. Clicking it expands an inline form showing the current tags, star rating, and notes — all pre-loaded.
Edit the tags, rating, or notes as needed, then click Save. Changes are written directly to the image file via XMP — the file never moves out of processed/. The form auto-collapses after a successful save and the card updates immediately.
brand prefixIdentify the specific product in the image. The prefix matches the brand. Every image should have at least one. Autocomplete suggestions come from the live worksheet — start typing to see options.
spec: prefixCapture product capacity and dimensions — assigned by reviewers only, not AI-inferred. Add a spec: tag when the product's dimension or rating is clearly identifiable in the image.
AI-inferred + reviewer additionsDescribe what's visually in the image — subject, setting, activity, condition, color. Free-form, no prefix required. AI-generated but fully editable. For yard ramps, color tags use the rail/frame color only (sc:black = black rails; sc:orange = orange rails — surface color is always dark and is not a basis for a color tag).
That rule now applies to every image in every future batch — automatically, for both the local AI model and the cloud fallback.