Your gallery already knows what is in it — it just never told you. PixOrg reads every photo on your phone: the scene, the faces, even the words inside. Then you search the way you talk. No cloud. No account. Nothing ever leaves your device.
No tags. No albums. No folder archaeology. PixOrg understands what a photo shows — and reads every word printed inside it, so receipts, tickets, signs, menus and screenshots are searchable too. Results land in milliseconds, offline, on a phone that has asked nobody's permission.
All the things you were going to do manually, some day. PixOrg does them while your phone charges.
PixOrg groups faces into people on-device. Name someone once, then search "Maya at the beach" — every photo of them, from every folder, in one tap. No face data ever leaves the phone, and nobody is uploaded to a server to be recognised.
OCR on every photo: receipts, bills, signs, tickets, menus and screenshots become full-text searchable — within minutes of installing, before the AI model has even finished downloading.
Trips, festivals, birthdays and days out are found from when and where photos were taken, then titled from what is actually in them. Your year, already written.
Pick a moment, a person or a search result and PixOrg cuts a short film — 1080p, your own song, your chosen start point, saved straight to your gallery. Free, unlimited, rendered on the phone.
Hidden photos are encrypted with AES-256, not merely renamed. Unlock with your fingerprint; recover with your passphrase. Even uninstalling PixOrg cannot lose them.
Exact copies, near-identical bursts, blurry shots, expired screenshots, forwarded chat media, giant videos — grouped by how many gigabytes they would give you back.
Eleven layouts that never crop your photos, a PDF from any selection, and quick resizing — all offline, all free, nothing watermarked.
Sort a trip, an event or a whole year into its own folder in a single tap — files really move on disk, with a verified copy before anything is deleted, and a journal that can resume if your phone sleeps midway. Smart albums fill themselves from rules you set once.
Paperwork is spotted and kept apart from your life: receipts with a CSV export, whiteboards, documents and screenshots, each in their own place.
A map of where you have been. On this day on your home screen. Ratings and tags written into the photo itself as XMP, so other apps can read them. Star a burst and PixOrg marks the best shot. A one-file encrypted backup of your whole index. Visual Look Up on anything you point at. Dark mode, obviously.
Give PixOrg access to your photos. That is the entire onboarding. There is no account to create, because there is no server to create it on.
Words inside your photos become searchable within minutes. The AI model follows in the background, newest photos first, pausing for calls and low battery.
Type what you remember — a place, a person, a thing, a sentence on a receipt. PixOrg finds it in milliseconds, in airplane mode, forever.
Not for indexing. Not for faces. Not for "improving our models". The whole AI — the scene understanding, the text reading, the face grouping — runs inside the app, on your processor, in airplane mode if you like. There is no PixOrg server, and there never will be, because there is nothing for it to hold.
photos, faces or OCR text uploaded — ever
accounts, logins or email addresses asked for
analytics or tracking SDKs in the app
search, people and moments all still work
Private, not ad-free — and we would rather say so here. The free version shows small Google ads under your grids and an occasional full-screen one between tasks. An ad request carries your advertising ID and your approximate location, as every ad does — never a photo, never a face, never a word read out of your gallery. PixOrg Pro removes every ad. It is all written down in the privacy policy.
Captured from the app as it ships.
There is no 1,000-photo limit, no locked feature, no "watch an ad to continue". Pro simply buys the ads away.
Really. The search model, the text reader and the face grouper are all bundled into the app and run on your phone's processor. PixOrg has no server and no account system, so there is nowhere for a photo to go. You can index and search your entire library in airplane mode.
Once, to fetch the AI model that understands images — it is too large to ship inside the app. The text-reading part works immediately, so words inside your photos are searchable within minutes of installing, while the model is still downloading. Ads also need a connection; everything else does not.
PixOrg reads your newest photos first, works in short slices, drops to background priority behind everything else on the phone, pauses while a call is ringing or your battery is low, and stops entirely when you ask it to. On a big library it reads a year at a time and asks before going further back.
They live in the gallery with your photos — browse, move, favourite, delete, include them in Declutter. The AI models never open them, so videos cost no indexing time and no battery.
Really free. Every feature, with no quota and nothing gated behind watching an ad. The free version carries small Google ads; PixOrg Pro removes them. That is the whole difference.
Android 7.0 and newer, phones and tablets, 64-bit and 32-bit. On older or low-memory devices PixOrg automatically does less background work so it never slows your phone down.
Yes — they are written into the photo file itself as standard XMP, so Lightroom, digiKam and other apps read them. Your index, people and settings also fit in a single encrypted backup file you keep.
Install PixOrg, let it read your gallery once, and never hunt again.
No account · No cloud · Works offline · Android 7.0+
