Muninn, Memory, kept.

I

What's in the box

One native app that takes a finished photo from your library all the way to a published, cinematic gallery. Four parts, no add-ons to chase.

01 The library Every source as a first-class citizen: camera RAW, edited exports, phone, AI frames. People cluster by face on-device; places fall onto a map. Read → 02 On-device search Describe what you remember and find it. Semantic search runs locally with MobileCLIP. Nothing leaves the Mac. Read → 03 Cinematic slideshows A marker-based editor with an AI Director and subject-aware Ken Burns, cut to the beat and exported as a clean MP4. Read → 04 Web galleries Publish any album as a web gallery, public or password-protected, under your own domain. Unlimited viewers, no per-view cost. Read → 05 Social publishing Schedule to eight platforms from the library your photos already live in. 30 connected accounts, one calendar, drip campaigns. Read →

II

Why it's different

Not a cloud locker, and not a cross-platform port. Muninn sits at the end of the workflow, after the shoot, the cull, and the edit.

01

Native Mac, genuinely. Not Electron.

Swift and SwiftUI, no embedded web views, on-device Core ML. It feels like a Mac app because it is one. Fast, quiet, and at home on the machine you already trust.

02

Built for the real photography workflow.

A mixed-source library as a first-class idea: camera RAW, Luminar and Photoshop exports, Midjourney, phone and Apple Photos, all equal. Non-destructive always. Part of The Forge photography suite.

03

Cinematic presentation, zero-egress sharing.

Marker-based slideshows with an AI Director, exported to MP4 and streamed from your own gallery. Because media lives on zero-egress storage, you can share with unlimited viewers for storage cost only.

04

Privacy as architecture, not a tagline.

All AI runs on-device: semantic search, face clustering, the lot. Muninn's servers never hold your work unless you choose to web-publish. No ad trackers, no third-party analytics, and nothing about you sold or shared.

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III

Muninn is memory. The work, brought home.

In the old stories, Odin kept two ravens. Huginn, thought, and Muninn, memory. Each dawn he sent them out across the world, and each dusk they returned with what they had seen.

See what Muninn does

Everything you kept, gathered in one place. Then sent where it deserves to be seen.

Finished photographs gather into an album, then branch out to a map, a gallery wall, a slideshow and social apps

The edit is finished. What is left is the work itself, and work is made to be looked at. Muninn holds the whole archive in order and puts it where it belongs: a map of the ground you covered, a gallery for one person or for everyone, a slideshow cut with the pacing of a film, or straight out to the feeds.

IV

Allfather

Huginn carries the look out. Valkyrie chooses. Muninn remembers.

Huginn

Carry the look

Choose and tune the film simulation before the shot, then push it to the camera's custom slots, over a cable or wirelessly.

Valkyrie

Cull the take

Import, rename, sort and cull the shoot at the desk. What survives is what moves on.

Muninn

Show the work · You are here

Keep the finished frames, organize them, and put them in front of an audience: galleries, slideshows, maps and the web.

One identity across all three, through your own iCloud. The look chosen before the shutter follows the photograph all the way to the gallery.

See the full three-app workflow →

V

Own the app. Add the cloud if you want it.

A one-time purchase for the Mac app, yours forever. An optional monthly subscription only if you publish to the web or to social. No lock-in, and nothing you have made stops being yours.

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