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16 November 2022

Cyme has released Peakto 1.2.0 featuring a new Map View and a number of improvements. Map View shows where photos were taken on a world map. Combined with Peakto's artificial intelligence that classifies and rates, you can now find your best photos from any particular location.

HIGHLIGHTS

New in this version are:

  • Map View. You can now see all your pictures that have GPS information or that have been tagged in their underlying catalog on a unified map. Peakto lets you navigate seamlessly between the grid, panorama and the map while letting you create geographical queries on the fly.
  • New Contextual Menus. These appear throughout the app, including in Panorama and the Instant View.

Improvements include:

  • Improved resizing and grid zooming performance with large collections of displayed images
  • Compatibility with macOS 13 Ventura has been checked and various UI elements have been tweaked to look good on Ventura
  • Better compatibility with C1, including C1 v23
  • Fixed many smaller bugs
  • Improved localization

Optimized for M1, Peakto requires macOS 11 (Big Sur) or later.

PRICE, AVAILABILITY

Peakto is available by subscription for $9.99/month or $99/year or $189 one-time purchase on Cyme.io and on the Mac App Store. Peakto can be tested for free for 15 days (no credit card required on Cyme.io).

Peakto Now Allows Photographers to Find Their Best Shots by Location

  • Peakto adds a new map view that displays photos according to where they were taken.
  • Combined with an AI that rates the quality of their photos, photographers can now quickly select their best shots from the shoot location.
  • Peakto is a great cataloger for photographers to gather all their images in one place, sort them automatically, explore them easily and create multi-source albums.

MONTPELLIER, France -- Cyme announces the availability of a new map view in Peakto, a meta-cataloger for photographers that allows them to explore all their photos in a single interface. Photographers' photos can now be displayed on a beautiful world map according to the places where they were taken. This display offers to professionals and amateurs a new navigation experience. Thanks to the combination with Peakto's AI that classifies and rates, photographers can now find their best photos from any selected location.

Best shots from the same location

Thanks to the GPS coordinates of the photo or the photographer's annotations, Peakto locates the images on a world map. Selected photos on the map can be analyzed by Peakto's AI based on their content or aesthetic score. Photographers can thus easily access their best shots and photos, automatically categorized by portraits, architectural shots, food pictures, etc. This intelligent curation lets photographers rediscover their favorite moments and hidden gems from a new perspective.

Peakto is the ideal companion for photo editing software. It offers additional services to photographers. For example, it allows Capture One or Luminar users to benefit from a map view that they did not have before.

Peakto helps photographers manage their photos

Peakto was developed by Cyme to help photographers easily find images and to give them back the pleasure of browsing through their photos. Peakto is a photo management software where photographers can find a preview of all their photos and discover their pictures automatically categorized by image recognition.

Why is this such a big deal? Because the time required for photographers to wade through thousands of photos (thanks to digital technology) has taken away the pleasure of diving into their images. Instead of leisurely perusing an assortment of images to select their best shots or favorite angles, finding a picture is now a matter of searching for a file name. But exploring catalogs scattered in the cloud, on different hard drives or in different photo editing software is complicated and time-consuming.

Peakto gives photographers back the pleasure of browsing through their photos by gathering them all in one place, automatically sorting them by category, searching through all the catalogs and allowing the creation of multi-source albums.

Peakto is compatible with many photo catalogs, including the most popular photo editing software-- Lightroom Classic, Luminar AI/Neo, Capture One, Aperture and iView Media. It allows photographers to find all the photos taken with an iPhone thanks to its compatibility with Apple photos and, of course, connects with all the image folders saved on a computer or hard disk. Peakto always stays up to date with photo sources to give photographers a perfect view of all their catalogs.

Configuration

Optimized for M1, Peakto requires macOS 11 (Big Sur) or later.

Price and availability

Peakto is a software for macOS, available by subscription or one-time purchase on Cyme.io and on the Mac App Store. Peakto can be tested for free for 15 days (no credit card required on Cyme.io). Peakto is available on a monthly plan at $9.99/month; a yearly plan at $99/year; or for one-time purchase of $189.


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