ApolloOne
7.2#3 in photo viewer softwareFrom $14.99 a yearFree planmacOS
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PhotoTaken
6.2#12 in photo viewer software$69 one-timemacOSWindows
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| Fact | ApolloOne | PhotoTaken |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | The product page says ApolloOne can work with any external image editor chosen by the user. | Color tags and star ratings are written to standard XMP for use in Lightroom, Bridge, Photo Mechanic, and other tools that read XMP. |
| Privacy | The maker's privacy policy says it collects personal data it considers relevant and required for communication and says it will not disclose it externally except with consent, legal requirement, or prior notice. | The maker says photos, tags, ratings, and project files stay on the user's computer and the app does not include telemetry or crash reporting that sends data off-device. |
ApolloOne plans
- Max Edition 14-Day TrialFree
- Free editionFree
- Free versionFree
- 1-Year Standard Subscription$14.99 a year
- 1-Year Pro Subscription$23.99 a year
- Pro Edition perpetual upgrade$23.99, paid once
PhotoTaken plans
- PhotoTaken Light$69, paid once
- Upgrade from Light to Full$120, paid once
- PhotoTaken Full$189, paid once
Pick ApolloOne if…
ApolloOne suits Mac users who want to browse and cull photos, work with image metadata, and inspect autofocus points. Pro Edition may suit users who need batch processing or memory-card import with Auto Resume.
Pick PhotoTaken if…
PhotoTaken suits photographers handling large shoots, including weddings, sports, and events. It is for people who want to sort and select images before editing them elsewhere.