Search Paid Reads Hindi too
Type what the photo shows. “Sunset over the sea” finds it. A name, a place or a year in the query is answered exactly from the index; only the words left over go to a small vision model on your CPU. And now the words in the photo too: a receipt, a sign, a menu, a screenshot — read once on your machine, found by what they say, there in the Info panel to copy out. Hindi as well, with one more small model. And a search worth keeping becomes an album that asks it again every time you open it.
People Paid
Faces found and grouped on your own CPU. Name them once. A mix-up is one right-click to fix, and the fix survives regrouping.
Places Paid
Named offline from GPS, on a globe that fetches no tiles. A photo's location is never sent anywhere to be looked up.
Moments Paid
A trip turned into a minute you can watch: the sharpest shots, faces kept in frame, blinks left out, crossfaded to music the app composes itself. An ordinary .mp4 you can send. It offers them unasked — today in earlier years, a person over time, a city.
Events
Trips found automatically from gaps in your timeline, titled by the city and the dates. No tagging, no albums to make first — a weekend away is already a thing you can open.
Photobook Paid
An album laid out as pages and saved as a PDF — a cover, captions, the best shots given a page to themselves. Opens anywhere, forever.
Desktop frame Paid
A small window above everything, showing one good photograph at a time. Pick whose: one person, a few, or only the photos with all of them together.
Locked
A passcode-protected section. Hidden from every other view, and it re-locks itself.
From your phone
Over Wi‑Fi: a QR code on screen, a page on the phone, photos copied straight across. Or on Windows, plug it in and copy off the cable.
Things Paid New
The library sorted by what is in the pictures, with nothing tagged: food, pets, kids, weddings, celebrations, beaches, mountains, sunsets, temples, cities, nineteen in all. The search model that already looked at every photo sorts them in a few seconds. A photo that isn't clearly any of them stays out rather than being filed wrong.
Slideshow New
The best of the library, full screen: shuffled, drifting slowly, the day and the place in one corner, the controls gone until you move. On the desk, or on the television — open the library in the TV's browser over Wi‑Fi and press play there.
On your phone New
The other direction. One button, one QR code, and the whole library opens on any phone, tablet or TV browser on your Wi‑Fi — laid out for a phone, nothing to install. Looking only: nobody on another device can change, delete or unlock a thing.
Cleanup WhatsApp forwards
One number for the space you can get back — exact copies, bursts, soft frames, screenshots, and now the WhatsApp forwards: the good-morning cards, memes and posters that arrived on WhatsApp, told apart from real photos of people. Each a review queue. In a burst of near-identical shots the sharpest is the one it keeps. Deletes to the system Trash.
Google Takeout repair
Puts back the dates and GPS Google tore out into sidecar files. Nothing re-encoded, nothing joins your library until you say so.
A real desktop app
One window: sidebar, toolbar, Info panel, status bar. The viewer goes full screen with one key. Videos scrub. Albums sit over your folders. Seventeen looks follow your system — a Halloween among them, cobwebs and all — with an accent colour and a UI size of your own, and a companion, if you like: a cat, dog, duck, ghost or bee that roams the window.
