“It’s in here somewhere…”
You scroll for twenty minutes through endless thumbnails and still give up before you reach the one you wanted.
It’s in there — somewhere under thousands of look-alike thumbnails, on this laptop or an old backup drive. Type what you actually remember — a face, a place, a feeling — and LatticeSearch shows you the photo in about a quarter of a second. Without a single file leaving your device.
No cloud. No account. Nothing uploaded — ever.
For families
The memory is in there. Finding it is the part that makes you give up.
You scroll for twenty minutes through endless thumbnails and still give up before you reach the one you wanted.
IMG_20190714_183422.jpg tells you nothing — and neither does the folder it’s buried in.
Old phone, a backup drive, the laptop, a memory card — the photo could be anywhere, and searching each one is hopeless.
Type what you remember. LatticeSearch reads the faces, places, and things inside every photo and video, and surfaces the exact ones — in about a quarter of a second.
Tag a face a single time, using the names your family actually uses. From then on, one search gathers every picture that person is in, across your whole library. It all happens on your machine.
You don’t remember dates or filenames — you remember what happened. Search the way the memory lives in your head: the red kite, the snowy garden, the cake with blue candles. LatticeSearch understands what’s in the picture.
This is the part that matters most. Your photos, your videos, the faces of your children — none of it is uploaded, and there is no account to sign into. LatticeSearch runs entirely on the computer you already own. Your memories stay yours.
The first birthday. The old dog. The grandparent who isn’t here anymore. It’s already on your computer — and now you can actually find it.
Private, on-device search for the photos and videos you already have. Free to start — no account, nothing uploaded.
Cancel a paid plan anytime — it gently returns to free Lite, and you keep your files and your index.