Photos scattered everywhere, wound into one coil.
Your Mac, external drives, a NAS, iCloud, OneDrive. Dream Coil gathers them into one archive. AI picks first. You decide.
Coming soon to macOS
Ten years of photos, in five places.
One drive fills up, so you buy the next. Phone shots go to iCloud, client work sits in the cloud. To find a photo, you first have to remember where it is.
- This Mac2,184
- External SSD18,402unplugged
- NAS41,976
- iCloud Drive6,310
- OneDrive3,128
Dream Coil doesn't move your files. It remembers where each photo lives and how many copies exist. Unplug a drive and the previews stay, so you can still browse and pick. Photos with only one copy get flagged.
AI picks first. You decide.
A shoot means a thousand frames. AI checks focus, closed eyes and near-duplicates, and marks the ones worth a look in teal. Tap one and it's yours, in amber.
Tap a photo to keep it.
Find by body, by lens,
or by what's in the frame.
Camera data in white. What AI sees, in teal.
When you edit, it makes the changes first. Then it asks.
Every change is marked on the photo. Keep or undo each one on its own.
- 1SkyHighlights −30, a little cooler
- 2SeaDehaze +15
The one you passed on today
may be the best one in ten years.
Dream Coil
Every frame you've shot stays wound in here. Picked or not, it's kept.
Almost there.
The macOS version comes first. When it's ready, you'll download it right here.