I've tested Peakto with external SSD, external HDD, and Drobos. If you unplug a drive that Peakto is following, you can still browse the images, even when the drive is detached. If you edit a photo in one of your apps on one of your drives, Peakto will recognize the change and update the image in its browser. Peakto can pull from a variety of hard drives and keeps track of where everything is. All the faces data from my Aperture libraries were recognized in Peakto. The faces recognition is particularly impressive. Peakto gathers tons of existing data from your catalogs, such as EXIF, IPTC, keywords, ratings, geotags, and faces.

iView Media Pro catalogs from version 3Ī working copy of the supported apps (Apple Aperture, Lightroom, CaptureOne, iView Media Pro.) is not required when using Peakto, as Peakto opens those libraries natively.

Apple Photos catalogs from version 6 (Big Sur).

Lightroom Classic catalogs from version 5.

Peakto requires macOS 11 (Big Sur) or later and runs well on Apple M1 chips. I've been testing Peakto 1.0 and currently have it cataloging my Aperture and Capture One catalogs side by side, plus watching a few folders. Apple Podcasts - Spotify Podcasts - Stitcherįinally! Your Entire Digital Catalog in One Place with Peakto

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