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Pay once, own it: how firelet.media Gallery is priced
One payment per computer and the program is yours for good. Updates are optional at $100 a year, whenever you want them. Here is how the one-key model works.
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Practical guides for keeping a lifetime of pictures organised, private and easy to find on your own computer — and what is new in firelet.media Gallery.
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One payment per computer and the program is yours for good. Updates are optional at $100 a year, whenever you want them. Here is how the one-key model works.
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For 14 days after buying, you can refund your order from your account, with no reason and no call. Here's how it works and what happens to your licence.
Phone photos
Free up phone space without paying for cloud storage: copy photos to your PC with Imaging → Import, check they arrived, then delete them from the phone.
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Version 2026.10 is out: a 14-day trial with no limits, one key for several computers, the PC side of the Wi-Fi phone link, a signed installer and many fixes.
Photo organising
Camera clocks drift, time zones change and scans have no date. How to spot wrong dates and fix a whole batch at once, so your photos sort in the right order.
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The trial no longer caps your library. For 14 days every feature works on your whole collection with no watermark, and nothing is taken away when it ends.
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The Windows app already has the PC side of a private Wi-Fi link; the free Android companion is coming soon. What it will do: browse, copy both ways, auto-sync.
AI photo search
Find the photo of a receipt, a street sign or a whiteboard by the words on it. Text recognition runs on your PC, then the normal search box finds it.
Workflows
Organising photos is easy in small doses. A weekly routine: import new photos, cull with a few keys, add an album or a keyword, and check the backup.
AI photo search
Find every photo from Paris or last summer's road trip: plot GPS photos on a map and select an area, filter by place name, or describe what it looked like.
Privacy
Keep your photos private by keeping them at home: an offline library, on-device AI, no sign-in to use the app, and a phone link that never touches the internet.
Phone photos
iPhone photos arrive as HEIC, which many Windows PCs can't decode out of the box. Add the HEIF and HEVC extensions and they show like any JPEG.