Your archive answers.
A client calls about their event from 2021, and the evening used to disappear into plugging in disks. Drive indexes the shelf once and finds anyone by face, even on drives sitting unplugged in the drawer.
One payment. No subscription, no account, works offline.
An archive is only as good as the evening you can spare to dig through it.
Describe it the way you remember it.
Names and dates work. So does what was in the frame: type what you remember seeing, in English or the Hinglish you actually think in, and the shoot surfaces. It even reads what is written inside the photo.
Name a face once. Every disk knows it.
Point at one photo and type a name. From then on that person is searchable across the whole shelf, in every shoot you ever did with them, however the folders are named.
The catalogue outlives the connection.
Index a drive once and its contents stay searchable after you unplug it. Search tells you which disk to fetch, so you carry one drive to the desk instead of six.
Know exactly what left, and when.
Every index is a snapshot of the catalogue. Open any moment and browse the disk as it stood that day. Pick two and Compare nets the difference: what was added, what came back, what left, what moved.
Quiet software for a room full of disks.
Offline is the point
Indexing and search run on your own Mac. Photos and the catalogue never leave it; the internet is only needed to activate and to fetch resources once.
No disk limit
Index as many drives as you own. A first pass over a full disk runs for a few hours, often overnight; after that only what changed is read again.
No subscription, ever
An archive tool that stops working when a card expires is no archive tool at all. One payment, and the licence is yours.
One payment. The archive is yours again.
Try it free for 15 days: index and browse one drive, up to 1 TB. Search and people come with a licence, and your key unlocks them whenever you buy.
Payment received. This is your licence key. It has also been emailed to you. Keep it safe:
Next: download and install. Open the installer, follow the prompts, then paste this key on the activation screen.
Saved to your downloads. If your browser blocked it, use Save my key as a file above.
We store your key encrypted, so we can send it to you again if you lose it. Keep your own copy anyway.
- Your key appears on screen and lands in your email
- Install, activate, and let it pull about 1.8 GB of resources once
- Try it free for 15 days first if you want to meet it before buying
List₹9,999−50%
₹4,999
One payment for Studionity Drive on macOS or Windows.
Launch pricing for the launch window — ₹4,999 against a ₹9,999 list. Keys bought now stay bought.
Prices in INR, inclusive of applicable taxes. Invoice emailed with your key.
Questions, answered.
How do I search hard drive photos by face?
Index each drive once with Studionity Drive. After that you search the whole archive by who is in the frame, by date or by event, instead of opening disks one at a time and guessing at folder names.
Can it find photos on a drive that is unplugged?
Yes. The catalogue outlives the connection. Search returns the file and tells you which disk it lives on, so you fetch one drive instead of six.
Does anything get uploaded?
No. Indexing and search run on your machine, and your photos and catalogue never leave it. The internet is only needed for activation and a one-time download of about 1.8 GB of recognition resources.
Is there a free trial?
Yes, 15 days: index and browse one drive, up to 1 TB of disk capacity. Search and people come with a licence, and your key unlocks them whenever you buy.
Can I move my licence to another computer?
Yes. One licence runs on one computer at a time. Release it from the licence screen on the machine you are leaving and the same key activates the new one. If the old machine is gone, write to [email protected] and we will sort it out.
Is it a subscription?
No. One payment, ₹4,999 at launch, then ₹9,999. The licence is yours. It is standalone desktop software and needs no Studionity account.
Stop plugging in drives one at a time.
One payment, one key, and the whole shelf answers to a search box.