Features
A complete, private library — built from the pixels up.
Six pillars that turn a folder of files into something you can actually search, browse, and rediscover. All of it local.
Semantic search
Search your library the way you remember it — in words, not filenames. Type "golden hour on the beach" or "person in a red coat" and the local vision model finds the frames that match the pixels, ranked by relevance. No manual tagging required to get started.
- Natural-language queries
- Visual similarity ("more like this")
- Combine with filters: person, place, rating
Faces & people
Recognize and group every appearance of a person across your whole library. Face embeddings are computed and stored locally — there is no cloud face database, and nothing about who is in your images ever leaves your machine.
- Local face clustering
- Name people once, find them everywhere
- Private by design — embeddings stay on disk
Places & events
Turn the location and time data you already have into trips, events, and places. Browse by where and when without any map provider tracking your queries.
- Cluster by location and time
- Trips and moments, automatically
- No third-party map calls
Video scenes & transcripts
Video is a first-class citizen. Clips are split into scenes, keyframes are extracted, and speech is transcribed locally — so you can search inside your footage as easily as your stills.
- Automatic scene detection
- Keyframe posters per scene
- Local speech-to-text transcripts
Auto-tagging & captions
Every asset is described for you. Local models assign structured tags and write a natural-language caption, giving you a browsable, filterable index of your entire library on day one.
- Structured, categorized tags
- Written captions per asset
- Fully offline vision models
Personalization
The library learns your taste. As you keep and reject frames, it adapts its ranking to surface the shots you'd actually pick — a model that works for you and stays on your machine.
- Learns your keep / reject signal
- Better picks over time
- Your preferences never sync to a server
