Replace your stock photos app!
First to the developer: THANK YOU! It may seem so simple: make a photos app that works better and has more functionality than the stock app. And yet, somehow all previous attempts have either fallen short or been bloated with garbage. This app is simply excellent, and I now use it instead of the stock photo app.
To all iOS users who manage and tweak TONS of photos, you will love this app!
One thing for the developer: the stock photos app does work with highlights and brightness a little better. For example, highlights for some reason in Hash is ALWAYS already at maximum, which doesn’t make sense because then it can’t be raised. Any level setting that is opened for the first time should ideally start at the neutral center point, where the user can go up or down. This is really my only issue at the moment.
To all iOS users who manage and tweak TONS of photos, you will love this app!
One thing for the developer: the stock photos app does work with highlights and brightness a little better. For example, highlights for some reason in Hash is ALWAYS already at maximum, which doesn’t make sense because then it can’t be raised. Any level setting that is opened for the first time should ideally start at the neutral center point, where the user can go up or down. This is really my only issue at the moment.
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Renents
I was so happy to find this app, after Apple put out IOS 18 and decided to change the look and feel, and most importantly usability of their photos, somebody decided to mix all the albums with the “Recents” and thought people would like that! WRONG!!
Thanks for this app, its a no brainer, nice and neatly organized, and easy to use! Most importantly, keeping pictures that have been recently Taken with the camera on the phone and not sorted to any albums yet, all available in a folder called “Recents”, as Apple’s photos used to have it before iOS 18.
Thanks for this app, its a no brainer, nice and neatly organized, and easy to use! Most importantly, keeping pictures that have been recently Taken with the camera on the phone and not sorted to any albums yet, all available in a folder called “Recents”, as Apple’s photos used to have it before iOS 18.
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Better Photo Gallery App but needs LAN NAS sharing integration
Just as the title says. There’s no way to offload media.