App: PhotoFiler-Memories Organised
Developer: iThought LLC
Genres: Photo & Video, Utilities

Our collections of images and videos are growing all the time - iPhones and digital storage make it easy to record wonderful memories. But how do we store and archive all those files as they build into the thousands and thousands? Do we want them permanently on the iPhone and iCloud or would we like to store them somewhere safe where we can easily retrieve them, perhaps decades into the future?

PhotoFiler can help:
1. Plug in and select your iPhone, iPad, camera, SD card or Photos library,
2. Preview all the files, comparing side by side, selecting those you want to keep or delete.
3. Tag the files with useful names for places, people, events etc.
4. Select the folder you want to archive into with hierarchical Year/Month/Day folders.
5. Run to copy or move the files across.

When it comes to finding those memories again simply:
1. Select the folder for the time period that the image is in.
2. Select the Tag(s) for the images you want to see from a drop down list.
3. View the filtered images or videos in PhotoFiler
4. Select them for full screen viewing, for copying to another app or for dragging into email or Finder

PhotoFiler includes many useful features:
• it uses Apple's standard filing and tagging systems - so the database won't go out of date,
• it allows you to use EXIF dates and to change created dates and filenames,
• it allows different target folder structures with years, months, quarters, days etc,
• Tag names and categories are user-definable,
• works with local disk, USB drives, DVD's, network drives, even web based drives like Dropbox and Google,
• select many files for a full screen slide show,
• full screen pop-up of new photos for connected cameras, and
• works with Photos, iPhoto and Aperture libraries.

Download now to test the free, no-commitment, fully functional 14 day trial together with a special pricing offer.

* Some functions require the "Pro" version available as an in-app-purchase.

Release notes:
Minor update for system.version bug.