Tag Your Photos
An AI tool that runs locally on your Mac to add keywords to Apple Photos, helping individuals create a more searchable and organized photo library.
Tool overview
Based on the available evidence, this looks like a promising but lightly validated photo-organization utility. The strongest supported claim is its positioning: it processes photos locally and generates keywords for Apple Photos. That makes it closer to a privacy-first local tagging tool, not a cloud photo manager or a general AI photo editor. If your main problem is finding old photos in a large personal library, the use case is clear.
In practical terms, the evidence supports automatic image classification and keyword generation to improve search and filing inside Apple Photos. The X post highlights that photos are not uploaded to a server, and the Product Hunt listing also emphasizes “100% on your Mac.” But popularity proof is not usability proof: reposts and views show that the privacy angle resonates, not that tagging accuracy, batch reliability, or performance on very large libraries have been broadly proven.
On cost and effort, the evidence only clearly supports that it is tied to the Mac and Apple Photos ecosystem. There is no reliable source here for pricing, subscription terms, or extra model/API costs, so those should be treated as unknown.