One photo and video library
Browse permitted folders in a grid, viewer, and timeline, with sections by day, month, or folder.
Find duplicates. Rediscover moments. Organize your photos with AI running on your Mac.
Open a group. See the details and actual screens.
Browse permitted folders in a grid, viewer, and timeline, with sections by day, month, or folder.
Review suggested moments, their destination folders, and day-by-day scenes. Tidy a moment as one reversible action.
Find content, filenames, folders, cameras, tags, and text inside images. Save searches and open them with Command-K.
Name people, merge groups, hide strangers, and correct face matches. Recognition runs on your Mac.
Explore clustered photo locations on an offline coastline map. Optional street maps use OpenStreetMap.
Jump to RAW, Live Photos, screenshots, documents, blurry shots, and more. Inspect camera, exposure, location, labels, and recognized text.
Review identical files, resized or converted copies, similar shots, re-encoded or trimmed videos, and name clashes.
Group bursts and retakes. Review keepers suggested by sharpness, faces, and image quality, with suggestions that can learn from your choices.
Pick, reject, rate, and compare camera-shoot frames with shortcuts and linked zoom. File picks and rejects with Undo.
Copy new files from a card, optionally make a second copy, then read copies back to verify them. Track shoots across connected and disconnected drives.
Organize by date, camera, or kind. Set automatic folder rules, rename with patterns, and reverse operations in History.
Move and copy with folder cards and the Folders panel. Use real Finder tags, Favorites, and a one-by-one review mode.
Inspect disk use, explore folders as sized blocks, and review large files to move or send to Trash.
Convert supported JPEG/PNG images to HEIC and large H.264 videos to HEVC. Copies are checked before originals go to Trash.
Review known caches, logs, crash reports, development leftovers, installers, device backups, and Mail downloads.
Review app storage, unused apps, and eligible leftovers. Uninstall to Trash with Undo; open apps and Apple system apps are protected.
See reclaimable space, clean caches, and opt into old-screenshot cleanup or low-space warnings.
Export originals or JPEG, HEIC, and PNG copies. Resize or remove location information before sharing.
Folder removals go to Trash. History restores supported changes, including moves and renames. Bulk actions ask first.
Reference folders are excluded from removal suggestions. Live Photos, RAW+JPEG pairs, and sidecars move together.
Opt in to compare downloaded originals. Review selected Photos items in an album inside Photos; the app does not directly delete them.
Keep sensitive images in an encrypted APFS disk image, unlocked with Touch ID or the Mac password and locked after inactivity.
Avoid accidental iCloud downloads. Keep unplugged-drive files visible, and explicitly download iCloud originals when needed.
Use light or dark mode, selection and review shortcuts, and Command-K for saved searches, tags, and smart views.
Independent monthly plan. Cancel renewal anytime and keep access until your paid month ends.
Signed public release coming soon. Purchases open after release and activation setup.Built for macOS. Final minimum macOS version and supported Mac models will be confirmed with the signed release. Apple Photos access requires explicit system permissions.
On-device AI. Private by default.
On-device content search, face grouping, text recognition, and best-shot suggestions are built into Image Manager. The local models ship with the app, and these features do not need a separate cloud AI key.
Content search, face recognition, and image analysis run on your Mac. The map is offline by default; optional street maps connect to OpenStreetMap.
Files removed from folders go to the macOS Trash. History supports Undo. Bulk actions ask first, and Reference folders are excluded from removal suggestions.
Opt in with Full Disk Access to compare downloaded originals. Image Manager can ask Photos to create a review album. You remove Photos items inside Photos; Image Manager does not directly move or delete them.