Start with the whole world.
Every photo you import lands in your Tree: branches you name, each one a little cluster of the pictures that belong together. Zoom out and see your whole life at once.
For iPhone
Lacrydia keeps your pictures in a Tree you can fly through, then lets you curate them into playlists and share them with the people you choose.
A camera roll is a pile. Lacrydia is a place. Every picture sits in a branch you named, every branch in a world you can fly through, shared with the people you choose and nobody else.
The Tree
Every photo you import lands in your Tree: branches you name, each one a little cluster of the pictures that belong together. Zoom out and see your whole life at once.
Travel opens into islands, city breaks, canals and a summer you haven’t finished sorting. Branches live inside branches, as deep as your life goes.
City breaks split into After dark and Old town. Pinch, double-tap or pan with momentum. Lines follow, the layout makes room, and a minimap always knows where you are.
Semantic zoom turns branches into covers and covers into a gallery, with every picture at its real proportions. Hold one to lift it and drop it onto another branch.
The app
Not a feed, not a pinboard. A black canvas with no filters and no noise, where photos keep their natural proportions and carry all the colour.
Playlists
Home
Tree
Features
Playlists get collage covers from four, three, two or one photo, or a locked cover you choose. Add from any picture, reorder, remove with undo.
Every photo, branch and playlist has its own privacy, enforced on the server and not just in the app. Others only ever see resized copies, never your original file.
A masonry of your photos, playlists and whole branches, with public photos from other people mixed in. Your categories rise with what you open and like. Pull to refresh and it reshuffles. Put a photo on the map, and your places become another way to browse.
Stories up top and a quiet nudge from a year ago, back in front of you.
Your photos live on your device first. Edits made offline sync across your devices as soon as the network is back.
For iPhone
Lacrydia is built for iPhone and is on its way to the App Store.