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Glido is a dedicated digital logbook for mobile photographers who need to document their specific color grading workflows across different apps like Lightroom, Snapseed, or VSCO. Unlike standard photo editors that focus on the image adjustment itself, this app focuses on the data behind the edit, allowing you to archive before-and-after pairs alongside exact numerical parameters and scene-specific notes. It transforms scattered screenshots and forgotten slider positions into a structured library of personal presets that you can reference or share as text summaries at any time. Creating new records requires in-app coins, with a limited number of free entries provided to new users. Photographers and content creators often lose their creative process once they close an editing app, leaving them to guess at settings when they want to replicate a specific look weeks later. Glido solves this by organizing every successful edit into a Tone Card where you store the original image, the final result, and the specific values for exposure, contrast, highlights, shadows, and grain. By tagging these cards with specific scenes like Golden Hour, Urban, or Minimalist, you build a searchable database of your own creative logic, making it possible to maintain a consistent visual style across different shooting conditions without manual guesswork. You can also generate a text-based summary of your parameters to share with friends or paste into social media drafts, eliminating the need to re-type every detail manually. Stop losing your creative breakthroughs to a cluttered camera roll. Your photos and grading data are stored locally on your device to maintain privacy while you build your archive. Use the built-in filters to sort your history by tool, scene, or mood to find the exact grading recipe you need for your next project.