Finally, an album you'd actually share.
Acuity isn't a report you approve. It's a back-and-forth. It asks about the tricky photos, you answer, and the album takes shape together, one exchange at a time.
Found 18 photos from the lake trip. Want me to start the album?
On it. Sorting by time and place now.
Every exchange happens on your own photos. Nothing here is used to train a model, and nothing is shared.
How it works
You and Acuity, building the album together.
Tell it what you're after
Say something like "build an album from the Tokyo trip." Acuity finds the right photos using time and location, no manual sorting through your camera roll.
Talk it through
It asks when something's unclear. Cut the blurry one? Which shot's better? Who's this? You answer in a tap, and it keeps going.
Shape it together
Swap a photo, rewrite a caption, or ask it to try again. It's a conversation, not a hand-off. The album isn't final until you're both happy with it.
Made with you, not for you
More coworker than tool.
It asks before it assumes
When something's a toss-up, like two near-identical shots or an unclear face, Acuity lays out the options and waits on you. It's more coworker than tool.
Let it challenge your calls
It'll speak up when it thinks there's a better option. Turn it off if you just want it to do what you say.
Captions that sound like you
Not generic AI phrasing. Acuity writes like someone who was actually there, and you can always rewrite anything yourself.
Need to declutter too? Acuity can help with that.
Duplicates, screenshots, and blurry shots get grouped and flagged with a clear reason, so clearing clutter never risks a memory.
Your camera roll, unsorted