Your camera roll has a workout log buried in it.
Gallery Audit scans your library by date range, scores every shot for sharpness and composition, and groups the forty near-identical trail photos from your last ride into one pick. You review, it does the sorting.
Scores run against 2,800+ photos in a single pass — faces, scenes, composition, and duplicates included.
freed from a single 6-month library by discarding 1,228 of 2,813 photos — the ones scored Fine or worse, plus duplicates where a better version already existed.
How it works
- 1
Pick a range and a depth
Choose the months you want audited and how thorough the scoring should be — Fast for a quick pass, Advanced for face-aware sharpness and composition scoring.
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Let it scan
Gallery Audit checks faces, scenes, and composition across every photo in range, then sorts each one into Keeper, Fine, or Discard.
- 3
Review, then delete
Filter by tier, jump into any trip or duplicate group, and clear what you don't need in one confirmed batch.
Scoring that knows what it's looking at
Every photo is checked for sharpness, and — on Advanced — for faces, scene type, and composition, so a slightly blurry trail shot with a strong horizon doesn't get buried next to an actual reject.
Trips, grouped automatically
Gallery Audit reads location and timing to piece your library back into trips — a two-day trip to the UK, an eight-day trip to Switzerland — and flags the bottom 20% of each one for trim.
Built for people who shoot in bursts
Stop at a viewpoint mid-ride and you'll walk away with a dozen near-identical shots. Gallery Audit groups them, picks the sharpest, and leaves the rest tagged for a one-tap clear.
