Storage model
Local-first
Files stay on your workstation and copy directly to the folders you choose.
Review a card before it hits your library. Pick keepers locally, skip the obvious rejects, and copy only the photos that deserve clean, verified folders.
Works with your existing editing workflow
Files stay on your workstation and copy directly to the folders you choose.
Pick, reject, and queue before anything lands in your photo library.
Simple local ingest by default, with Pro controls for camera FTP and staged folders.
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Keptra keeps the import step focused: decide what stays, let local review surface the risky shots, then copy only verified files to the right places.
Move through the card with single-key picks, rejects, and ratings before anything lands in your library.
Face and sharpness checks run on the machine beside your files, giving useful flags without cloud uploads.
Selected shots copy into organized folders, checksum cleanly, and can mirror to a second destination.
The new product video follows a real photographer handoff: the card arrives full, Keptra narrows the shoot, local review catches risky frames, and only verified keepers land in clean folders.
Open on the post-shoot moment: lots of files, little time, and a need to get organized.
Keyboard picks and rejects turn a full card into a clean shortlist before copying begins.
Sharpness, face review, and burst checks surface the easy misses without uploading photos.
Selected files copy into dated folders, mirror to backup or FTP, and checksum cleanly.
No bloat. Just the things that matter at the card-to-drive step.
YYYY/MM/DD, YYYY-MM) or build your own pattern with custom tokens. Your library stays organized automatically.
P picks, X rejects, arrows navigate. Every EXIF field is visible at a glance: aperture, shutter, ISO, focal length. The filmstrip on the right tracks your decisions — green picks, red rejects, blue for your current position.
Star ratings are a single key press. You'll clear 500 shots in under 10 minutes once you stop reaching for the mouse.
Keptra runs an ONNX neural net in the background while you browse — no GPU required, nothing leaves your machine. Every photo gets a sharpness score, a face count, and an eyes-open check.
Blurry shots drift to the bottom of the grid. Eyes-closed flags appear before you import. You still make all the calls — the AI just removes the donkey work.
Keptra shows the active AI provider, whether GPU acceleration is available, and when it has fallen back to CPU. You can run a smoke benchmark from settings instead of guessing why a machine feels slow.
Support diagnostics collect the app version, update endpoint state, license state, and performance notes in one place, so troubleshooting does not turn into a hunt through hidden folders.
When Keptra spots a tight cluster — same subject, fraction of a second apart — it stacks the frames into one thumbnail with a count badge.
Press B to fan them out and compare side by side. Sharpness scores sit below each frame. Shift+B picks the winner and moves you on without you lifting your eyes from the screen.
Turn on auto-import and Keptra watches for any new card. The moment one is detected, it starts scanning — no clicking, no dialogs. Files land in your date-based folders automatically.
It checks for duplicates before copying, so re-inserting a card from yesterday skips anything already on disk. Handy when you're juggling multiple bodies or backing up mid-shoot.
No lock-in. Pick a plan, choose how many devices it should cover on day one, and check out with the right seat count already baked into the license.
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