Landmark collection
Which wonders of the world have you seen?
93 famous places worldwide — Eiffel, Colosseum, Fuji. Each one lights up the moment Pino finds your photo near it.
Pino pulls every trip out of your iPhone library and puts it on a map. Plus — find any photo by describing it, in any language.
A typical Pino library:
From a real 50,000‑photo library. Yours will look different.
93 famous places worldwide — Eiffel, Colosseum, Fuji. Each one lights up the moment Pino finds your photo near it.
Open the Places tab and Pino lays it all out: countries, cities, favourite spots, and a live counter of photos found worldwide.
"Sunset on the beach". "Red dress". "My dog with snow on his nose". Pino understands what's actually in the photo — not just the filename or tags.
Pino reads the text inside every screenshot — receipts, recipes, menus, boarding passes. Type a snippet and it's there. No tags, no folders.
No subscription. No setup. Useful from minute one.
Pino pulls GPS from every photo and groups them into trips. Open the app and remember where you've been.
A small AI model runs on the iPhone chip. Search is instant — and your photos go exactly nowhere.
Local photos are ready in seconds. iCloud-only photos catch up quietly in the background.
The AI model wakes up only when you search. No background uploads, no fan noise, no heat.
Search the way you'd say it out loud. Pino translates on-device when it needs to.
Tap any photo — Pino instantly pulls up visually similar ones.
Most photo apps upload your library "to improve search." Pino does the whole thing on your iPhone — AI, OCR, geocoding, maps. Nothing leaves. Ever.
Yes. Pino is completely free. No subscriptions, no in-app purchases, no premium tier, no ads.
No. Pino runs entirely on the iPhone. After installation it works fully offline. The only time the network is touched is when iOS itself downloads iCloud-only photos for indexing.
No. Photos, locations, OCR text, and the search index never leave the iPhone. All AI processing runs on Apple's Neural Engine on-device.
Pino indexes photo content with an on-device vision model that understands natural-language queries in any language. It also adds a travel map (countries, cities, 93 landmarks), automatic trip grouping, dedicated screenshot OCR, and a 'find similar' action.
Pino's UI is localized in 11 languages: English, Russian, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Turkish, Chinese. Search itself accepts queries in any of these languages.
Pino is designed for messy iCloud-optimized libraries with 50,000+ photos. Indexing 50,000 photos takes a few minutes on a Pro iPhone and runs in the background.
iOS 17 or later. iPhone only — iPad and Mac support is on the roadmap.
No. There is no account, no email, no signup. Open the app and it works.
