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MIRA Sort
Sort thousands of photos into real folders with AI
MIRA looks at every photo and sorts a messy folder into real folders by year, trip and occasion, like "2016 Tuscany trip", with readable file names. Up to 10,000 photos at once in the Mac and Windows app, 1,000 in the browser. Free up to 1,000 photos.
Hi, I'm Simon (some of you know me from MIRA Stories).
After three months in Southeast Asia I had 1,847 photos on my memory card. All backed up, nothing sorted. My 2017 Central America trip was worse: 2,438 photos, untouched for eight years.
So I built MIRA Sort. It looks at every photo and makes real folders on your computer, by year, trip and occasion, like "2016 Tuscany trip" or "Ceremony on Lake Garda". The Southeast Asia card turned into 16 folders in about 4 minutes. Duplicates and blurry shots go to the trash, screenshots and receipts to "Other", and every file gets a name you can read.
Don't like a folder? Change it with one sentence, like "Sort by country".
Your originals stay on your computer. MIRA never changes or deletes them, and your photos are never used to train AI.
Sorting is free up to 1,000 photos. You only pay when you export, once per collection, from $9. No subscription.
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About MIRA Sort on Product Hunt
“Sort thousands of photos into real folders with AI”
MIRA Sort was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #131 on the daily leaderboard. MIRA looks at every photo and sorts a messy folder into real folders by year, trip and occasion, like "2016 Tuscany trip", with readable file names. Up to 10,000 photos at once in the Mac and Windows app, 1,000 in the browser. Free up to 1,000 photos.
MIRA Sort was featured in Productivity (665.5k followers), Photography (143.6k followers) and Artificial Intelligence (483.6k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 331k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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Simon Schneeberger
Hi, I'm Simon (some of you know me from MIRA Stories).
After three months in Southeast Asia I had 1,847 photos on my memory card. All backed up, nothing sorted. My 2017 Central America trip was worse: 2,438 photos, untouched for eight years.
So I built MIRA Sort. It looks at every photo and makes real folders on your computer, by year, trip and occasion, like "2016 Tuscany trip" or "Ceremony on Lake Garda". The Southeast Asia card turned into 16 folders in about 4 minutes. Duplicates and blurry shots go to the trash, screenshots and receipts to "Other", and every file gets a name you can read.
Don't like a folder? Change it with one sentence, like "Sort by country".
Your originals stay on your computer. MIRA never changes or deletes them, and your photos are never used to train AI.
Sorting is free up to 1,000 photos. You only pay when you export, once per collection, from $9. No subscription.
Try the demo, no account needed:
https://mirasort.com/demo?utm_source=producthunt&utm_medium=launch&utm_campaign=ph-launch
I'd love to hear where it gets your folders wrong.