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Relive your creative process.

Your library is not just a pile of files. It is a record of creative decisions. Sessions groups your assets by when they were made and adds reflections that help you understand how your work evolved.

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Automatic grouping
AI reflections
Session lanes

Assets made in the same sitting belong together.

When you generate, you rarely make one image. You make a run: a dozen variations chasing an idea, a few upscales, a detour, a keeper. That burst of work is a natural unit, and it usually gets lost the moment the files land in a folder. Sessions keeps it intact by reading the timestamps already on your assets and grouping each creative burst into one card you can return to later.

How it works

From timestamps to a visual journal.

Sessions form on their own from the metadata your assets already carry, so there is nothing to tag and nothing to file.

Step 1
Read the timestamps
Numonic reads the generation timestamps already in your asset metadata, the creation date and enqueue time, to place each image on the day and hour it was actually made.
Step 2
Group by creative burst
Assets made close together in time are grouped into one session, and a gap in activity starts a new one. Twenty images between 2pm and 3pm become a single session card.
Step 3
Reflect on the session
For a larger session, you can ask the AI curator to reflect on it: what you explored, the parameters you experimented with, and how your approach shifted along the way.

Features

Everything you need to explore your history.

Automatic session detection

Sessions are built from the timestamps in your asset metadata, so images from the same creative burst land on one card with no manual sorting.

AI reflections on request

Ask the curator to reflect on a session and it summarises what you explored, points out recurring style patterns, and notes how your approach evolved.

Session lanes in the gallery

Browse sessions as horizontal lanes, scrolling through one creative burst at a time without losing your place. Each lane shows thumbnails and a short summary.

Lineage within a session

Sessions connect to lineage tracking, so you can see which assets led to the variations, upscales, and remixes made in the same sitting.

Works with every import path

Because sessions come from metadata timestamps, they form the same way whether assets arrived through Smart Import, Connected Folders, or Desktop Sync.

Reflections use your credits

AI reflections draw on your credit balance. The cost is shown before you generate one, and you can top up if you want more.

For creators and teams

A record of how the work happened.

For individual creators

Revisit what you were working toward in any session. Reflections can surface patterns that are easy to miss in the moment: recurring themes, gradual style drift, and the experiments that led somewhere.

For studios and teams

See how creative work actually happens across the team. Session grouping makes it straightforward to review a collaborator’s exploration, give feedback in context, and learn from each other.

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Turn your generations into a journal.

Import your AI-generated images and watch Numonic group them into sessions you can browse, reflect on, and revisit.

Start freeAutomatic grouping, AI reflections

Assets made in the same sitting belong together.

From timestamps to a visual journal.

Sessions form on their own from the metadata your assets already carry, so there is nothing to tag and nothing to file.

Step 1

Read the timestamps

Numonic reads the generation timestamps already in your asset metadata, the creation date and enqueue time, to place each image on the day and hour it was actually made.

Step 2

Group by creative burst

Assets made close together in time are grouped into one session, and a gap in activity starts a new one. Twenty images between 2pm and 3pm become a single session card.

Step 3

Reflect on the session

For a larger session, you can ask the AI curator to reflect on it: what you explored, the parameters you experimented with, and how your approach shifted along the way.

Everything you need to explore your history.

Automatic session detection

Sessions are built from the timestamps in your asset metadata, so images from the same creative burst land on one card with no manual sorting.

AI reflections on request

Ask the curator to reflect on a session and it summarises what you explored, points out recurring style patterns, and notes how your approach evolved.

Session lanes in the gallery

Browse sessions as horizontal lanes, scrolling through one creative burst at a time without losing your place. Each lane shows thumbnails and a short summary.

Lineage within a session

Sessions connect to lineage tracking, so you can see which assets led to the variations, upscales, and remixes made in the same sitting.

Works with every import path

Because sessions come from metadata timestamps, they form the same way whether assets arrived through Smart Import, Connected Folders, or Desktop Sync.

Reflections use your credits

AI reflections draw on your credit balance. The cost is shown before you generate one, and you can top up if you want more.

A record of how the work happened.

For individual creators

For studios and teams

See how creative work actually happens across the team. Session grouping makes it straightforward to review a collaborator’s exploration, give feedback in context, and learn from each other.

Assets made in the same sitting belong together.

From timestamps to a visual journal.

Everything you need to explore your history.

A record of how the work happened.

Sessions is one way Numonic groups your library.

Turn your generations into a journal.

Assets made in the same sitting belong together.

From timestamps to a visual journal.

Everything you need to explore your history.

A record of how the work happened.

Sessions is one way Numonic groups your library.

Turn your generations into a journal.