Catalog your rolls. Keep the details.
A macOS app that saves dates, locations, camera, and film stock as EXIF right into your scan files. Everything runs on your Mac.
Drop a folder of scans. Each folder becomes a roll.
Each frame gets scored for sharpness, exposure, and subject.
Assign dates, GPS from your location history, camera body, and film stock.
EXIF gets saved into every frame. Your originals stay untouched.
Sharpness, exposure, and quality scores for every frame. Scores show up the moment you import a roll.
Type "sunset" or "portrait" to find matching frames. Finds what's in your photos, not just filenames.
Import your Google Takeout timeline. Framedex matches dates to locations so each frame knows where it was shot.
A built-in gear catalog with camera bodies and film stock info. Pick your defaults and new rolls fill in with your gear.
Command palette, undo/redo, arrow keys, zoom. Every action has a shortcut. ⌘K to start.
Everything runs locally. No cloud, no account. Your data lives in simple text files on your Mac.
Frames with high sharpness, good exposure, and interesting subjects get flagged automatically. Your best shots float to the top.
Rearrange your folders whenever you want. Framedex recognizes your files and reconnects everything, wherever they end up.
EXIF gets written into copies of your scans. Originals are never touched.
Free and open source. A hobby project for photographers who still shoot film.