In beta testing · v0.1.0

From shooting,
to looking back.

A Mac app that uses your capture metadata
to arrange scattered photos and videos like books on a shelf.

See details → ¥1,280≈ $9 · one-time (planned)
Copy-only, originals untouched Fully offline Every action reversible

macOS 12 Monterey or later · Apple Silicon and Intel

Recruiting beta testers

For anyone drowning in photo folders — 5–10 spots · full app, free · invite only

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SOUND FAMILIAR?

Does your library look like this?

If any of these ring true, this is probably for you.

Every import adds another “copy”

Move the card to the same place again and the name collides, so it branches. Which one is current, and what is inside it, is anyone's guess until you open it.

Two bodies on one trip, and everything blends together

The main camera, the phone and the GoPro all landed in the same folder. Splitting them by device afterwards means checking frames one at a time.

The RAW and the JPEG drift apart

You sit down to edit and one half is in another folder. Same frame, and the work starts with a search.

Sorting apps are frightening. They move the originals

Get it wrong once and there is no way back. So you either do it by hand, or you leave it.

THE ACTUAL SCREEN

This is all of it

Nothing to memorise, no maze of settings

ExifSortPro
The ExifSortPro main window: the file list on the left, a year / month / camera folder structure in the middle, and the copy log on the right
Drop your photos in, choose where they go, build the shape you want — then press Start. The window above is a real run that has just finished sorting six files; the log on the right is what actually scrolled past.
JUST 3 STEPS

Get started in three easy steps

No technical skills required

1

Pick your photo folders

Drag & drop folders from anywhere on your Mac, or use the picker. External SSDs and SD cards work too.

The chosen photo folders listed in the source pane
2

Preview the outcome

See exactly where every file will be copied — before anything happens. If it's not what you want, tweak the rule and preview again.

The pre-run preview showing every file and where it lands
3

Run (copy only)

Your originals stay put. Only fresh, organized copies land at your chosen destination. Nothing is moved, renamed, or deleted.

After the run: the log lists each copy and reports completion

Not happy with the result? Roll every action back with one click. Originals are never touched, so there's nothing to lose. Try free first, buy only if it fits.

Frequently asked

Will my original files be deleted?

No. ExifSortPro only copies. Originals stay exactly where they are. If you don't like the result, delete the destination folder and you're back to square one. A dedicated undo also rolls every action back at once.

Does it handle video?

Yes. .mov, .mp4, .m4v and more — plus RAW video from cinema cameras (BRAW, R3D, N-RAW, Canon Cinema RAW Light, ARRIRAW) and formats used by GoPro, DJI, Insta360.

Does it scale to tens of thousands of files?

Yes. Designed for parallel processing. A SQLite-backed cache makes subsequent runs even faster.

Refunds?

Full refund within 14 days if the app does not run correctly on your Mac, or differs from what this site describes. You can try it for free before buying, so please check it against your own photos first.

Are updates paid?

All v1.x updates are free. Major version policy (v2.0+) will be announced at the time.

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