DigiCam Lab v1.0 launching soon

A photo library that knows all about your cameras.

A desktop photo organizer built around EXIF data — so every shot stays tied to the body that took it. Local-first, backs up to your cloud of choice. Burn EXIF data directly into images when you want it visible outside the app.

For pixel peepers, camera collectors, and EXIF obsessives.

EXIF burn-in

Export shots with their story baked in

Choose which fields appear on the image — camera body, shutter speed, ISO, focal length, and your own notes. Export in one click. Every photo in the reel above was made with this.

The workflow

Import, cull, and ship without losing the thread.

01 / Smart importing

Intelligent importing for messy camera cards

Scan a card or folder before it enters your library. DigiCam Lab looks for missing dates, suspicious camera clocks, duplicates, and metadata gaps so imports stay clean, organized, and easy to trust.

02 / Keep or ditch

Cull fast before the library gets noisy

Move through a fresh import one frame at a time. Mark the obvious keepers, ditch the misses, and keep the full set reversible so you can change your mind later without losing the original file.

03 / Basic editing

Small fixes with pixel peep built in

A basic editing pass for the photos that are close: lift a frame you underexposed on purpose, pull back a small miss, then inspect focus and noise with a 3x loupe before export. Non-destructive, practical, and intentional.

Camera library

Top three on the podium, the rest in the shelf

Every body in your library, ranked by hit rate, frame count, or whatever metric you're chasing this week. Click in for shot history, EXIF aggregations, and shareable camera cards. Export the full list as a CSV whenever you need it.

Podium Spreadsheet Camera cards

Contact sheets

Every set, one printable page

Generate a one-page summary of any image set, with shooting metadata under every frame. The contact sheet rides into your set as a photo, so it ships with the originals to your photo library, cloud drive, or printer.

Export Output