Local photo sorting

Organize photos by person.

Point it at a folder. It groups matching faces and gives you normal folders back. No signup wall. No cloud middleman pretending your memories need a subscription.

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Local by default Your photos stay on your machine.
No account Download it. Run it. Skip the portal dance.

Desktop app

desktop application photoshoot

Workflow

From camera-roll soup to named people.

Three boring steps. That is the point. The app does the face grouping; you keep control of the names and files.

01

Pick the mess.

Old exports, trips, weddings, external drives. The usual evidence locker.

02

Rename the people.

The model makes groups. You decide what the folders are called.

03

Open the output folder.

Normal files. Normal folders. A radical position, apparently.

Privacy

Your photo library stays on your computer.

Sort Moments is built for the folders people avoid until a hard drive starts making noises: family events, old phones, trips, shared drives.

It is not a magic vault. It is a local desktop app. That is the privacy story.

Developers

Use the sorter without the window.

coming soon Python Library Import the face-grouping pipeline in your own workflow. organize_photos("Family & Candids")
Command line Run repeat jobs from a source checkout. python sortmoments_cli.py organize ./photos

Demo

Watch the full flow once.

Answers

The short version.

Does Sort Moments upload photos?

No. Sorting happens locally on your desktop. The cloud does not need a copy of your family album to prove it has machine learning.

What platforms are supported?

Windows 10/11 and macOS Apple Silicon beta. The CLI and Python library are there if you would rather automate the job.

Is it free?

Yes. Sort Moments is free and open source under the MIT license. Suspiciously reasonable, but true.