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Feature Request

I know you have commented on this request before stating you are focussed on “professionals”… The market for non-professionals and semi-pros is much larger. The Photokit API has gotten much easier to work with. If/when you implement this I’ll be handing you over my $.

Posted by b8w5tt2g65 ·
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  • 92zh89rwhp

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    Oct 31

    I’m currently testing both this and PhotoSweeper. I am strictly a hobbyist. I have lots of photos taken with my Nikon D5600 on past trips but since having gotten an iPhone 17 Pro Max and now an 18 Pro Max, I’ve decided to give up my Nikon. Having said that I STILL have thousands of photos to go through in Photos. While I like PhotoSweeper, I think I prefer OptiCull. I just wish it could help me with the photos on my phone.

  • vesthancock

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    Dec 3, 2025

    I wear hearing aids and have tried but I simply cannot understand the speaker who does the demo video is there a way to see it in print

  • Shailesh - DopeAI

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    Feb 7, 2025

    Thanks for the feedback. Sorry, but Apple Photos integration is currently not in consideration, primarily as most of the pro photographers have workflows around Lightroom, and I want to focus on their use cases first.

  • johanroed

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    Feb 3, 2025

    Hi! yes, very much this! Also professional photographers use Photos.app for their private phone images. It hurts so much that this feature is not available for these images, knowing that the technology “exists”.

    A possible integration could be through what Photosweeper does with sending the images to a “Trash (photosweeper)” folder in Photos.app, for instance. Though, maybe the Photokit API has some even nicer ways now.

    Imagine the amounts of gigabytes (and carbon emissions!) that can be saved:) Crossing my fingers for this!