Building Blocks

We offer IIIF as a hosted service. We can provide Image API endpoints for any images, and convert your digital objects to IIIF Manifests.

Madoc is our IIIF-powered collection showcase and crowdsourcing tool, developed with the National Library of Wales and the University of Ghent.

From tagging and transcription through to the capture of complex form layouts and descriptions, the combination of our annotation tools and server software can be adapted to any crowdsourcing scenario.

Find out how our text and image processing pipeline can apply text recognition, natural language processing and machine learning techniques to make new connections in your content and enable new forms of navigation and discovery.

Our Manifest Editor is a visual tool for working with IIIF resources. With additional plugins, it becomes a powerful content-creation environment for digital storytelling.

Our approaches to viewing, reading, hearing and exploring digitised objects. A viewer can be different things for different objects and different audiences.

Sorting Room is a lightbox-style tool for organising large amounts of digitised content into new items and arrangements.

Tacsi is a tool for managing and refining vocabularies produced by natural language processing and text recognition.

Canvas Panel is a user interface component that renders a IIIF Canvas. It is the core component in many of the viewing and annotation tools that we build.

Annotation Studio is a user interface component for capturing text and structured data. It is for use in viewers and crowdsourcing projects, and can be configured for any data model.