Chaptrs Photo Browser 4+

Name: Chaptrs Photo Browser
Rating: 2.3 (3 reviews)
Author: Jesse Prabawa

Jesse Prabawa

- 2.3 • 3 Ratings

- Free

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Description

Chaptrs is a photo browser that automatically arranges photos in each album / event into smaller, more manageable groups we call chapters. This way, your photos are more organized, easier to browse and afford sharing, especially for those large vacation albums.

Use Chaptrs to visualize your photo libraries, quickly access events in these libraries and share chapters of photos to your social networks using the latest OS X Mountain Lion sharing technologies.

Chaptrs was designed to work amicably with iPhoto and Aperture so changes you make in Chaptrs will not affect your existing photo libraries.

This app is designed and built by a lonely PhD student desperately trying to graduate. Please support him (@jprabawa) by trying out this free app.

Features
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* Visualize your photo libraries
* Automatically organize your albums / events into chapters
* Simple drag-and-drop to rearrange your photos
* Share your chapters and photos with the latest OS X Sharing Technologies
* Works with iPhoto and Aperture photo libraries
* Supports Quicklook (Just press spacebar!)
* Drag your chapters or photos outside Chaptrs to copy them to other applications

Your feedback and support is much appreciated! Send any comments or questions to chaptrs@jprabawa.com.

For the latest news, visit http://chaptrs.com and follow us on Twitter (@chaptrs) or on tumblr at http://blog.chaptrs.com

Coming in Version 1.1
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* Support for video files
* More visualizations

Jan 4, 2013

Version 1.0.1

- minor bug fixes

2.3 out of 5

3 Ratings

Did not work for me. Not even once.

It won't open or run and I have the paid in full version. Wasted cash.

Nice app!

This app loads nice and fast and does what it does. While the segmentation doesn't work perfectly, I was able to find some lost photos of my son quite easily among my 10K+ photographs (important for sending to the grandparents). Hoping that the developers will update it with more photo finding features. =) Thanks for the free app!

Sorry, seems like an arbitrary seperation by date

It even seperates series of very similar photos shooted one after the other.
It does not do the job.

The developer, Jesse Prabawa, has not provided details about its privacy practices and handling of data to Apple. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.

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Information

Seller

Jesse Gozali

Size

5.7 MB