For iPhone & iPad

Mark what matters in your photos.

Annotyze™ lets you circle, outline or trace anything in a photo — then pin details, tags and notes to that exact spot. Find it again in seconds. Everything stays on your device.

On-device No account No uploads iOS 18.4+
1Peek — tap a marker on the photo
2Look — tap the callout to open it
3Move — drag the shape somewhere new
4Save — tap ✓ to keep the change
5Place — pick a tool, tap an empty spot
6Add Data — tap +, write a detail, tap Save
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The core idea

Meet the Annote™.

An Annote is a marked area of a photo that carries its own living record: the details that set it apart, tags that connect it to related spots in other photos, notes you add over time — and a history of every change.

  • Metadata — the specifics, up to 250 characters per entry.
  • Tags — short labels that link Annotes across your whole library.
  • Notes — longer observations, up to 1,000 characters.
  • Timeline — see how your analysis evolved, newest first.
How it works

Four steps from photo to insight.

No setup, no sign-in. Open a photo from your library and start marking.

1

Mark it

Tap or drag to place an ellipse, rectangle, polygon or freeform shape — or let AutoDetect trace a subject for you.

2

Describe it

Attach metadata, tags and notes. They save together, in one sheet.

3

Revisit it

Annotes tuck away into small markers. Tap one to Peek; tap the callout to open it.

4

Find it

Search everything you've written — or just tags, metadata or notes — across every photo.

Private by design

Your photos never leave your device.

Annotyze works entirely on your iPhone or iPad. There's no account to create, no cloud to sync to, and nothing to track you with. Your originals are never modified — Annotyze only stores where you marked and what you wrote.

0accounts or sign-ins
0photos uploaded
0trackers or ads
100%on-device analysis
Made for

Anyone who looks closely.

Naturalists

Mark sightings, tag species and track the same branch, nest or bloom over a season.

Inspectors

Circle defects, note what you found and pull up every photo of the same issue later.

Collectors

Catalog marks, labels and details on every piece, grouped into albums.

Students & creatives

Study composition and reference images with notes pinned to the exact detail.

See what you've been missing.

Annotyze is in private beta and coming soon to the App Store for iPhone and iPad.