Make full sense of your photographic body of work

Photoreka is a smart photo curation lab to help street, documentary, and artistic photographers organize, analyze, and understand their photographic body of work. It's ideal for professional and amateur photographers managing large volumes of images.

Our pipeline of computer vision algorithms analyzes your photographs, identifying narrative and stylistic elements. This enables intelligent organization, advanced semantic searches, and the creation of visual connections between your images to facilitate the selection of your work. For detailed information on our image processing policies, please see our Terms and Image Policy .

Photoreka is currently in a testing phase and focuses mainly on playful interaction and exploration with your photos. At this stage, it is not a full storage service. However, a centralized storage feature may be included in the future to help photographers fully manage and centralize their body of work. For details about how we handle your images, see our Terms and Image Policy .

No. Photoreka is dedicated exclusively to the analysis and organization of photographic images. The platform does not generate synthetic images, alter, or transform your photos in any way. We do not support or endorse the creation or use of synthetic or manipulated images within Photoreka.

We only store a reduced version of your images on secure servers—sufficient to facilitate searches and for common social media uses, but not for any other purpose. The analysis is performed using proprietary and third-party services under agreements that prevent retaining or reusing your photos. They are not shared with anyone and you always retain 100% of the rights to your work. For complete details, please read our Terms and Image Policy .

Photoreka is built for photographers who want to work with a curated body of work—not a raw dump of every file ever captured. Think of it as a studio, not a warehouse. The sweet spot is a catalog of up to 5,000 photos; up to 10,000 is workable but we recommend keeping it focused. Because analysis runs in the cloud and the tools are built around curation—sequences, semantic search, visual clusters, scores—they work best when your archive already has a baseline of intentionality: duplicates removed, clearly failed shots discarded. There is duplicate detection built in, but the value of every feature increases the more curated your starting point is.

Analyzing your photos requires a single batch payment. Afterward, you can use most tools for free, with some daily/total limits, or purchase credits to work unlimitedly. During the early access phase, a free photo package and usage credits will be offered.