Search your whole photo library
PhotoFind finds any shot by what's actually in it - describe it in plain language, click a face to see everyone's photos, or find text that appears on-screen. It reads RAW natively, points at folders (no import), and keeps every photo on your Mac.
Find the shot without scrolling for it
PhotoFind gives the MediaFind tool family a photo-native workspace - RAW-aware, folder-first, and built to find one frame in a library of tens of thousands.
Search by what's in it
Type a plain-language description - "red car in the rain", "birthday cake", "whiteboard sketch" - and PhotoFind ranks the matching frames. On-device CLIP, no tagging required.
Prompt searchFaces & people
Faces are grouped automatically. Click a person to open every photo they appear in, name them once, and hide the strangers you don't care about in bulk.
PeopleText, logos & duplicates
Find words that appear on-screen (OCR), spot near-duplicate bursts with a keeper suggestion, and write picks back as XMP sidecars Lightroom reads.
OCR + dedup + XMPPoint at folders, keep your originals
PhotoFind reads camera RAW plus JPEG, HEIC and TIFF, and indexes the folders you already have - no import, no proprietary catalog to maintain or lose. Offline external drives resume when you reconnect them.
- RAW + everything else - Canon, Nikon, Sony, Fuji and more, alongside JPEG/HEIC/TIFF.
- Folder-first - your originals stay exactly where they are.
- Results exit clean - reveal in Finder, export a set, or write XMP for Lightroom.
Nothing leaves your Mac
Indexing and search run entirely on-device - no account, no upload, no telemetry. The only network activity is an optional one-time model download you can see and audit.
- On-device AI - transcription-grade models run locally, CPU-only works.
- One-time price - $59 launch ($79 regular) unlocks unlimited; free up to 5,000 photos.
- 7-day full-library trial - index everything, decide in a week.
PhotoFind 0.1.0
Signed & notarized macOS (Apple Silicon) DMG, hosted alongside the MediaFind release family.