Sofric Sort v0.12.0

Sort event photos into driver albums.

Download

Use the download page —
it picks the right file for your computer and explains the first-launch step.

The first time you open it

The app is not code-signed yet, so your computer objects once and then never again.

• Windows — click More info, then Run anyway.
• macOS — open System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll down, and press
  Open Anyway. The Mac download works on both Apple Silicon and Intel.

Before you start

Your photos are copied, never moved. The folder you point the app at is never
changed, so nothing can be lost. Press F1 inside the app to see every key.

New in this version

The strip under the photo can be dragged.

Take hold of the photographs and push them sideways, or drag the slim bar beneath
them. The mouse wheel scrolls it too, and clicking a photo in the strip goes to it. A
whole day is a hand's width of that bar, so while you drag, a small label says which
minute of the day is in front of you — which is how you find the session you are looking
for.

Neither way moves your place. The photo on screen, what is selected and the number
you have typed stay exactly as they were, so a hand that slips while a burst is held
cannot change what Enter files. A blue tick on the bar shows where you left off, and
the next key that moves the cursor brings the strip back to it — one press of → and you
are home.

Photos flying past keep the picture they already have and fill themselves in a moment
after you stop, so dragging across a whole day does not send the app back to the drive
for every frame it passes.

The handbook says so, in both languages.

Earlier: J files a photo into the album exactly as Enter does, and L files it and
then takes it away from where it was — the only key in the app that removes one of your
photographs, with Mod+Z to put it back, and in the album browser go to this photo in
the sorting view moved from J to G. Before that: photos are drawn sharp a moment
after you stop on them, at the size of your screen and in the same place, with a switch
for it in the settings panel; a photo opened while it was still being copied is read
again when you come back to it, and says so if it cannot be shown; recognition is
quicker, finds exactly what it found before, and the grouping pass gets through about
twice as much; the album browser's marks come back in half a second; a job opens faster;
every copy is forced to the disk before it takes its name; Croatian throughout; you can
see copies landing; everything can be made bigger or smaller; the two safeguards say when
they are off; three keys go backwards; previews for one album; F1 lists every key; the
window opens where you left it; clips are sorted alongside photographs; the whole job can
be sorted into piles with Shift+G; the app offers a rider's number once you have
filed them; bursts select themselves; and Ctrl/Cmd+E makes watermarked previews.