PhotoStructure is designed to be a safe, permanent home for all your photos and videos. There are many, many software packages to help manage photos and video libraries. PhotoStructure is uniquely focused on

A long time ago, in a different millennium, a young nerd convinced his beautiful wife to give up her SLR film camera, and switch to digital. Boy, was that a mistake.

This is a detailed list of changes per version. Releases sometimes have separate posts that describe new features, like for version 0.6, version 0.8, and version 0.9). Visit what’s next to get a sneak peak into what we’re going to be working on next.

The following are some of the features that we’re considering adding to PhotoStructure in the coming months and years. Check out the forum! The feature requests category in PhotoStructure’s new community forum is replacing this page.

Note that these are notes for versions released in 2020. Please see the current release notes. vnext See v1.0.0 v0.9.1 Released 2020-11-08 Main visible changes: ✨ Keywords are now shown in the Asset Info panel

🎊 Version 0.9: 💯💯💯-file edition This version includes improvements for very large libraries, new features, new security enhancements, updates to several major dependencies, and many other bugfixes and improvements, both visible and behind the scenes.

Say hello to a brand new PhotoStructure! We’re really excited by what’s in this new release: thanks to our beta users for their help and their feedback! If you’ve already signed up for beta access, expect an invitation email with installation instructions soon.

Note that these are notes for versions released in 2019 and before. Please see the current release notes. v0.7.2 Released 2019-12-12 ✨ Added a link to the post-install tips in the “starting up” message ✨ Platform-default “back” and “forward” keystrokes now work for PhotoStructure for Desktops.

We’re excited to announce a new release of PhotoStructure! This is the biggest update to PhotoStructure ever, containing over 30 new features and bug fixes, many of them driven by beta user feedback.