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Samples

Filters, on screen

Four screens and the queries behind them. The app is finishing up for iPhone and iPad — these are from the current build.

The library, sorted by colour

The Filters home screen showing a photo library grouped into colour bands, with a hue selector across the top.
Everything you own, grouped by the colour that owns it. Tap a band to start a query there.

A three-filter Venn query

The Filters query builder: three overlapping circles labelled Orange, Clean and Food, with a live match count in the centre.
Orange ≥ 60% · Clean · Food. The centre count moves as you drag the threshold, so you can find the useful band by feel.

What one photo reveals

A photo detail view in Filters showing 90% red-orange as the dominant colour, a Busy busyness reading, and Dogs and Plants subject chips.
90% red-orange · Busy. Every chip is a one-tap query — tap Dogs or Plants and the library narrows to match.

Subjects, recognised on-device

The subject filter in Filters listing People, Dogs, Cats, Plants, Food, Vehicles, Birds, Nature and Buildings, with Nature selected.
Nine categories, tagged by Apple’s Vision framework the first time a photo is read, then cached.

Reading a Venn query

Each filter you add is a circle. A photo has to satisfy every active filter to count, so the result is the region where all of them overlap — and the number sitting in that region is your match count, updated as you move anything.

Three is the ceiling on purpose. A fourth circle makes the diagram unreadable, and by then a query is usually narrow enough that adjusting a threshold beats adding another condition.

Every filter in detail →

Your library is already sorted by colour. It just can’t say so yet.

Filters is finishing up for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Free covers the last twelve months of your photos; Pro opens the rest for $19.99 once or $9.99 a year.

Download on the App Store

On-device · No account · iPhone, iPad & Mac