Tonfotos
tonfotos.comSummary
Ask questionsTonfotos is a photo and video archive manager and viewer for Windows, macOS, and Linux. It helps users organize large photo collections by events, dates, people, and locations, offering features like automatic import from smartphones and face recognition. The software focuses on efficient photo management and viewing, allowing users to store their archives locally or on external drives.
Features6/16
See allMust Have
1 of 5
Local-First, Optional Cloud
Insightful Memory Cards
Smart Relationship Prompts
Shared Timelines & Posts
One-Tap Infographics & Quizzes
Other
5 of 11
Apple Photos Integration
Face-Tag Sync
Timeline & Photos View
Granular Privacy Controls
Native Mac App
Chat-to-Find Photos
Share via External Apps
Relationship Insights
Customizable Reminder Frequency
Secure Cloud Sync
Dynamic Graphic Templates
PricingFreemium
See allFree license
- No time limitations
- Full functionality of paid version
- Limited number of people on photos
- Anonymous usage statistics helps us make product better
Personal license
- 1 user/device
- Perpetual License
- Unlimited number of people in your photos
- You can disable the collection of anonymous usage statistics
- Priority email support
Family license
- Up to 5 users/devices
- Perpetual License
- All the benefits of a personal license
- Information about the persons in the photo is automatically synchronized between users
- Can be installed simultaneously on different operating systems
Rationale
Tonfotos is a photo and video archive manager that focuses on organizing and viewing large photo collections. It offers features like face recognition, grouping by events, dates, people, and locations, and automatic import from smartphones. While it manages photos and can identify people, it does not explicitly offer features like 'memory cards', 'relationship prompts', 'shared timelines', or 'one-tap infographics & quizzes' which are core to the 'Remember This' concept of surfacing memories as conversation prompts. It does, however, align with the 'local-first privacy' by allowing users to decide where to store photos (local, external, NAS, cloud), and it has a native Mac app. The face recognition and organization by people could be seen as a foundational element for 'face-tag sync' and 'timeline view' in a general sense, but not specifically for generating conversation prompts.