“I can picture it exactly.”
You can see the photo in your mind — the colours, who was in it, where you were — but you have no idea what it’s called.
You don’t remember the filename — you remember the black cat with the golden eyes, the red door, the birthday cake. LatticeSearch looks inside every photo and finds it, by the details you actually recall. Privately, on your device.
By meaning, by face, by colour, by place — no tagging, no albums, nothing uploaded.
Your memory is visual. Your files are not.
You can see the photo in your mind — the colours, who was in it, where you were — but you have no idea what it’s called.
Thumb past thousands of near-identical thumbnails and still miss it. Search boxes only know filenames, not what’s in the shot.
The photo’s in there somewhere. Most of the time it’s easier to stop looking — and the memory quietly disappears.
LatticeSearch recognises the subjects, colours, places, and faces inside every photo — so you can search the way you actually remember.
Search by the thing in the photo — a meal, a red door, a sunset, a receipt — and combine it with when and where. No keywords to remember, no albums to build.
Tag a face once, with the name you actually use. From then on, one search gathers every photo that person is in — across years and thousands of pictures — without a single face leaving your device.
No cloud upload, no account, no company scanning your family pictures. Everything — the search, the faces, the understanding — happens on the computer you already own.
Describe it — the cat, the cake, the coast — and watch it surface in ~250 ms, from a library of thousands or millions.
Private, on-device photo search that understands your pictures. Free to start — no account, nothing uploaded. Cancel anytime; you keep your files and your index.