Every photograph you keep, exactly where you put it.
Private storage for photos and videos. You make the folders. Nothing analyses your library, ranks it, or resurfaces it.
5 GB free. No card.
This is the whole interface.
Open a folder. Open a photograph. Come back. That is all there is.
Mountains
Folders, not albums
A folder is a folder. Nest them as deep as you like, move things between them, rename them. Nothing decides where a photograph belongs except you.
Originals, untouched
The file you upload is the file you download, byte for byte. Smaller versions are generated for speed; the original is never replaced.
Nothing is looking
No face recognition. No object detection. No memories, no highlights, no suggestions. Your library is storage, not a feed.
What fits in 5 GB?
Move the sliders. The bar is the one you will see at the top of every screen.
2.4 GB of 5 GB
2.6 GB left. That is another 750 photographs.
Counted at 3.5 MB a photograph and 65 MB a minute of 1080p video, which is roughly what a current phone writes.
What it does not do — yet.
- Share a link to a photograph or a folder.
- Search inside your photographs. Search finds names, not contents.
- Edit, crop or adjust anything.
- Install as a native app. It runs in the browser, including on a phone.
- Sell you more space. Five gigabytes is where version one starts.
This is version one. Everything above is a decision to add later, not something quietly missing.