Find the photos
you're actually looking for.
Aperture indexes your Google Drive photo library and lets you describe the frame you need, subject, lighting, mood, sharpness, instead of scrolling thousands of filenames.
How it works
Four steps from raw archive to answerable library.
Indexing runs once per photo. After that, every search is a conversation with your own archive.
- 01
Connect Google Drive
Read only access. Aperture never deletes, renames, moves or modifies your originals.
- 02
Choose what to index
Your entire photo library, or just the folders you care about.
- 03
Build the index
Previews are analysed once: description, tags and quality, then stored as a searchable index. Full resolution files stay in Drive.
- 04
Describe what you need
“Best 20 dark rave photos with red lighting, visible crowds and sharp subjects.”
Two stage retrieval
Vector search shortlists candidates, then a vision model ranks only those against your request.
Quality aware
Sharpness, exposure, clipping, noise and composition are scored during indexing.
Yours alone
Every record is isolated per account, and you can delete the whole AI index at any time.