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A post turns a finished image into a proper published record — the final image, the observing story, and the core target metadata together, instead of scattered across tools.

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Drafts stay private

Drafts hold processing notes, pending metadata, and staging assets so you can iterate before anything is public:
  • Version notes — track edits, crop decisions, and processing changes.
  • Metadata review — target, telescope, camera, location, and acquisition details stay attached to the draft.
  • Publish handoff — move the finished image into the public record once the story and data are complete.

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What a post carries

Target metadata

Object, type, night, and the equipment behind the capture.

Final asset

The processed image with a generated thumbnail.

Story

Description and processing notes — the part most galleries throw away.

Visibility

Shared only when you publish; private while you iterate.

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Source data stays close

Posts can link back to the integration set that produced them, so the raw lights, calibration masters, and the rig on that set never drift away from the published image.