Period first
Start with the current month or set a custom range. The app gathers candidates only from that chosen period.
ROLLETTE
Make the photo dump
worth keeping.
An iOS prototype for selecting a period, reviewing a varied photo set, making replacements, and saving a consistent 4:5 export.
First implementation · Pre-release
Selection with room for judgment
Rollette proposes a compact set, then leaves replacement choices with the person who took the photos.
Duplicate and diversity review
On-device Vision analysis helps group nearby duplicates and balance scene categories and capture times. It is a curation aid, not an aesthetic verdict.
4:5 batch export
Review the resulting grid, replace individual picks from the candidate pool, then save cropped 1080×1350 images together.
From a month of photos to a shareable set
The visible steps make it possible to revise an imperfect suggestion.
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01
Choose a period
Select a month or a date range from the photo library.
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Review the selection
Inspect the grid and replace a photo where the proposed variety does not fit the memory.
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Save the set
Export each selected image in a 4:5 format for a consistent carousel.
Illustrative workflow
- A user chooses photos from a summer trip.
- Rollette groups close shots and proposes a varied selection.
- The user swaps one photo, then saves the final 4:5 set.
Claude Code in the development loop
Claude Code helps develop and test the prototype; it does not inspect a user’s photo library.
Inputs: curation rules and Swift modules
We give agents the period-selection flow, duplicate rules, diversity constraints, and the iOS modules that implement them.
Work: agents and test cases
Agents separate pure curation logic from Vision-dependent code, then run tests for clustering, category limits, and replacement flows.
Value: reviewable suggestions
That development process keeps the user-facing result replaceable when a category or duplicate decision needs human context.
The current prototype does not call the Claude API; Claude Code is used in development.
Questions at this stage
Is Rollette available in an app store?
No. This is a pre-release first implementation and is not publicly released.
Does the app automatically choose the “best” photos?
No. It proposes a set using duplicate and diversity signals; the user can review and replace choices.
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