
You never tagged it. Type "orange sky" and the sunsets come up.
Find any reference image by what's in it. No tagging.
Built for Windows. Opens RAW, HEIC, EXR and video.
For Windows · Free during the beta
Example board · Light studies









Palette · Still life








Saturday shoot
Arrive 6:40 for blue hour. Bring the 85 and the grey card.















The real app
The same idea, recorded on Windows.
Above is an example board drawn on this page. Here is Field Notes itself: the sunset photo is two stacks deep, in Travel, then July trip. Type "orange sky" and it comes up, labelled "Matched by image." One click opens both stacks and selects it. Nothing tagged, nothing sped up.
Example
A client asks for "those sunset shots from the shore." You never tagged them.
You type "orange sky" and they come up. You pick six, compare them side by side, and send a PDF contact sheet.
Without a search that sees what's in the picture, you spend another hour scrolling for a photo you know you saved.
How it works
Drop in a folder.

Search by what's in the picture: "orange sky", a word on a sign.

Compare side by side, shortlist, and export a contact sheet as PDF or PNG.
Watch the one-minute tour
With music · captions in the picture
200 4K images and 20 video cards on one board, about 60 fps on Intel UHD graphics in our benchmark.
- No account.
- Everything stays on your PC.
- Your original files stay where they are.
- AI is optional and can run on your PC.
- Free during the beta.
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