Mac and iOS apps for large photo libraries, file transfer and private browsing.

Metadata Photo

Mac application with a companion remote iOS application. The main processing runs on the Mac. The iPhone/iPad companion can remotely control the Mac application. On Mac, companion setup and connection tools are available from the app's System Setup tab.

Use Metadata Photo to find duplicate photos and videos, repair or inject metadata, and organise very large media libraries. Video duplicate analysis uses sampled/static frames from the video so visually matching video content can be compared without treating the entire movie as one still image.

Large-library performance: designed for libraries up to 100,000 photos, with high-speed duplicate analysis that can complete in around 5 minutes on supported high-performance Macs, depending on file types, storage speed and enabled analysis options.

Unlock

Available as Mac and iOS applications. The Mac and iOS apps can work independently for their supported functions, while paired devices can also work together.

Mac Unlock provides trusted-device Mac access. File Transfer moves files between supported devices over local-network workflows and can work with supported cloud destinations. Users choose Mac Unlock or File Transfer after opening the Unlock section; the home page does not preselect either mode.

Sakil Browser

Available as Mac and iOS applications. Each platform can be used independently, so the iOS app does not require the Mac app to browse and the Mac app does not require the iOS app.

Use Sakil Browser for normal/private tabbed browsing, browser-only VPN through configurable proxy servers, media playback and Document Editor/Studio tools. After opening Sakil Browser, users choose the Browser, Media Player or Document Editor section themselves; the home page does not automatically select a mode.

Document Editor

The website also includes a browser-based Document Editor for opening PDF or Word documents. The editing toolbar appears only after a document is chosen, keeping the initial page focused on document upload.