Binky is a little AI librarian for your Mac. It reads every photo you own, learns what's in them, and finds any memory you can describe. Your photos never leave your machine.
Ask in your own words
No folders, no scrolling back three years. Type "flower paintings" and Binky hands you the photos. It reads the text inside screenshots too, so even your receipts are findable.
Blurry shots, duplicates, six screenshots of the same parking ticket. Binky flags what you probably don't need and frees the space in one click. You approve, Binky sweeps.
Your geotagged photos gather themselves on a globe. Spin to Penang, tap a cluster, and you're back at that hawker stall.
A fast grid that keeps up with your scroll, a lightbox that gets out of the way, Live Photos that play on hover. Your camera roll finally looks like the memories it holds.
The library, the tags, the faces. Binky indexes your photos where they already live and moves nothing without asking.
Tagging sends a small copy with location and camera data stripped out first. Tags come back, the copy is discarded.
Scan a QR code and your whole library opens on your phone, streamed straight from home over an encrypted tunnel only you hold.
Ten thousand photos of the same kid. Binky knows which one has the birthday cake.
Three trips, one search. Type "street art George Town" and you're back there.
Every laksa you ever shot, lined up in one grid. Yes, it can tell laksa from ramen.
References, works in progress, gallery nights. Tagged and sorted while you paint.
Binky reads the text inside them. That recipe you saved in 2024 is findable now.
"iCloud storage full" again? Keep originals on your Mac and stop renting the cloud.
Early access lifetime
Not ready to commit? The free tier scans your first 1,000 photos with every feature switched on.
Prices in USD. You pay when Binky ships, not today. Joining the list costs nothing.
On your Mac, exactly where they already live. Binky indexes them in place and never moves or deletes anything without asking you first.
For storage, never. For AI tagging, Binky sends a small thumbnail with location and camera data stripped out, receives the tags, and the copy is discarded. Originals never leave your machine.
Anything you can say: people, places, food, colours, moods, "sunset from the balcony". Binky also reads text inside screenshots, so receipts, recipes and wifi passwords are findable too.
Yes. Scan a QR code once and your library opens on your phone, streamed from your Mac over an encrypted tunnel. Nothing is copied to a cloud in the middle.
No. Early access is one payment for lifetime use. There's also a free tier that scans your first 1,000 photos with every feature on.
macOS, on Apple Silicon and Intel. Phone access works from any modern browser. An iPhone app is in the works.
People on the list get the download first, and the first 1,000 seats get the lifetime price. You'll get one email. Binky doesn't do newsletters.
