YOUR PHONE. YOUR FOLDER.

From your phone.
Into your folder.

Photos. Handwritten notes. That useful handout.
Bring it over. Make it yours.

Windows + Android · iPhone & Mac, too

About this development version
Photo Transfer···
Photo Transfer / Idea notebook

Idea notebook

03 items
A little inspiration09.18 / JPG
Meeting notes09.20 / JPG
Next idea09.21 / JPG
3 photos receivedSaved to your selected folder
From capture to folder.PHONE → COMPUTER
An illustration of the workflow. Open the app to transfer your files.
Your files, on your devicesOrganize, annotate, compareAI only when you choose
A SIMPLE FLOW

There’s more after capture.

The convenience of your phone. The space to work on your PC. Put them together.

01
CAPTURE

Capture on your phone.

Take a photo, or bring in existing photos and PDFs. Keep related material in one album.

02
TRANSFER

Connect. Then send.

Open the app on both devices, connect with a QR code, and check the matching code before sending.

03
MAKE IT YOURS

Make it useful on your PC.

Save to a folder you choose. Use the larger screen to organize, add notes, and compare your material.

An ordinary folder
Photo Transfer
Idea notebook
JPGPhotos & handwritten notes
PDFReference material
JSONAlbums, records & notes
Illustration of folder contents
FILES YOU CAN WORK WITH

Move your photos. Then move your work forward.

Group things by topic. Write down what you notice. Put two images side by side to see what changed. Turn a collection into something you can return to.

On your PC, photos and records are ordinary files. You can also review changes and outputs made with other tools in the app.

Start your own albumDirect folder access is available in Chrome and Edge on a computer.
OPTIONAL · YOUR OWN AI

Your files. Your choice of AI.

Open the folder with your own AI tool and ask it to summarize your material. Then bring the resulting notes or images back into your album.

There is no built-in AI or automatic sending to an AI service. You choose and set up the tool, its subscription, and what it can access.

An example for your own AI tool

Read the photos and documents in this folder. Summarize the key points and what to try next.

Summary notesComparison images
Example request to an external tool. Results depend on the tool and material.
THE DEVICES YOU ALREADY HAVE

Use the devices you have.

Storage and setup work a little differently on each device.

COMPUTER

Windows / Mac

Use Chrome or Edge to save directly into a folder.

Safari on Mac can use browser storage. Choose Chrome or Edge to work on the same folder with other tools.
PHONE

Android / iPhone

Capture and import into storage on your phone.

Start in Chrome on Android. On iPhone and iPad, open in Safari and add to your Home Screen before setup.

Keep the app open on both devices with network access during transfer. This is a transfer you initiate, not automatic sync.

A FEW THINGS TO KNOW

A few useful answers.

Where are my photos stored?

Chrome and Edge on a computer can save into an ordinary folder you choose. Phones and browsers without direct folder access use local browser storage on that device. The operator does not keep a photo library for you. Keep a separate backup of important material.

Do I need an internet connection?

Loading the app, updates, and QR connection signaling require network access. Transfers also need a network that allows a direct connection between your devices. Some workplace or public networks prevent this. Fully offline operation and transfer on every network are not guaranteed.

Do I need an AI subscription?

No AI subscription is needed to transfer, organize, annotate, or compare photos. You can optionally use an external AI tool of your choice. Its pricing, terms, and data handling are separate and depend on the tool and your settings.

How do I connect my phone and computer?

Open the app from this website on both devices and go to Transfer. Scan the QR code shown on one device with the other, check that the confirmation codes match, and approve the transfer. Keep both screens open while transferring. If your network prevents a direct connection, you can also exchange an encrypted transfer file.

START WITH ONE ALBUM

Start with one album.

Explore the development version with a few sample photos.

Open Photo TransferKeep a backup, and do not use this app as the only copy of important photos.