FotoNest runs on your iPhone: organize and clean up first, then curate, share, and bring paper prints into the same albums. Originals stay on your phone.
Start from an editorial list or clone a public one; on-device matching ticks off "visited · possible" from the photos you already have, then exports a footprint map or poster.
Learn more →A city-by-city footprint timeline builds itself, then one tap turns it into a memoir—a chapter per city, exported as a long image or a nine-grid.
Learn more →Fold duplicates and burst clusters, sort screenshots into their own cluster, and delete batch by batch—all on device.
Learn more →Describe what you want in natural language—"photos taken in Yunnan", "family portraits"—and preview the matches before importing.
Learn more →Family faces are recognized locally and named one by one. Private by default; a person's album is shared only when you say so.
Learn more →Scan prints in and organize them together—same timeline, same albums. Export or save back to Photos when you're done.
Learn more →Scan with your phone, correct the angle, and optionally restore and colorize. Old prints join your camera roll timeline.
Learn more →Your digital album is the master: batch export selected photos or a whole album back to the iOS Photos library.
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