Product blog

Product blog

Product updates, field guides, and field notes—each with links to docs and the hub where relevant. High-level milestones also appear on the changelog.

  1. Before and after: tangled per-tool queues versus one canonical queue with isolated per-job workers

    Field guide · May 23, 2026

    When patches compound, rebuild: the queue and worker overhaul

    The real story of a compounding-patch trap, the decision to rebuild the approach, and the lesson about when patching becomes the problem.

    • When patches compound, rebuild
    • Per-job worker isolation
    • One canonical queue across all tools

    NSS Background Remover

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  2. NSS Background Remover: on-device AI pipeline from image to straight-alpha PNG, no upload

    Product highlight · May 21, 2026

    NSS Background Remover: AI-powered, in-browser background removal — free forever, no signup

    A launch article on why NSS Background Remover exists, how in-browser AI changes the privacy equation, and what straight-alpha export means for professional design workflows.

    • On-device AI
    • True straight-alpha PNG
    • Brush edge refinement

    NSS Background Remover

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  3. Straight versus premultiplied alpha compositing math and the resulting clean edge versus dark halo

    Field guide · May 21, 2026

    Straight alpha vs premultiplied alpha: the export detail that breaks other tools

    The single most common reason a free cutout looks wrong in professional software, explained with the actual math and what we do differently.

    • The black-halo problem
    • alpha = round(mask × 255)
    • RGB of transparent pixels preserved

    NSS Background Remover

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  4. Five-stage in-browser background removal pipeline from decode to straight-alpha export

    Field guide · May 20, 2026

    How in-browser background removal works, end to end

    For developers wondering whether client-side ML is viable for a real tool: the actual stages, in order, with the real runtime and the real export detail.

    • Transformers.js runtime
    • Float32 alpha mask, not a binary cutout
    • Lab-space edge decontamination

    NSS Background Remover

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  5. Diagram contrasting a server-upload background remover with the NSS fully on-device pipeline

    Field guide · May 19, 2026

    Why our background remover never uploads your image — and what that protects

    Privacy that is structural rather than a policy promise: how fully client-side inference removes the server from the picture, and the engineering bill we paid for it.

    • No backend, no upload
    • Verifiable in the network tab
    • Works offline after first load

    NSS Background Remover

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