Glace

Cull the keepers - without the all-nighter.

You already did the hard part. Glace is the quiet step after a wedding, a game, or a weekend in the field: it opens a folder, finds your sharpest, best-focused shots, and groups the near-duplicates so you can choose winners and get back to life—or Lightroom—faster. It all stays on your Mac. Your work never goes to the cloud to get sorted.

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Inside the app

From memory card to deliverable

Real UI from a real shoot—hundreds of frames, one cull session. Four beats: auto-analyze, read the subject, group bursts, compare what’s left.

01

Auto-analyze

Drop a folder on Glace and let it work through the set while you read the room—a clear progress readout, no uploads, and tips for one-handed picks and flags when you’re ready. Hit stop anytime; you stay in charge.

02

Subject detection

Glace looks at what you were actually aiming at—rider, face, the moment—not a slice of tarmac. On the big preview you see the subject called out, with tags and scores on the strip so the hero frame is obvious, not a mystery.

03

Burst shots, auto-grouped

Rapid-fire sequences land together so you’re not hand-sorting 400 files into piles. Tighten or loosen how groups split, then move burst by burst—the way you remember the day, not as a shuffled list of names.

04

Compare view

When the best two look almost identical, line them up—two, four, or more panes, zoomed in to where it matters. The strongest frame rises to the top of the stack so you’re not pixel-peeping all night to decide.

What Glace does for you

A Mac app that lives next to your folders: fast, private, and built for long evenings when you just want a clean shortlist, not another tab in the browser.

  • See your sharpest shots first

    Glace reads every image and surfaces what’s in focus so you don’t have to eyeball 50 near-identical versions of the same moment. The clearest take rises to the top—so you can trust your eyes without living at 200%.

  • Sharp where the story is

    It cares about the person or thing you were aiming at, not a patch of road or sky behind them. You get a fair call on the shot you meant to get—and a clear view of what the app is judging, when you want to double-check.

  • Same scene, one row

    Similar frames from a burst or a walk down the line stack together so you’re not hunting through your library for siblings. Choose the best of the bunch, then move on.

  • Stay in the flow

    Keyboard shortcuts keep your hands on the work, not the trackpad. Step through, zoom to what matters, and cull a long set without a thousand small clicks. Built for the night after a real shoot, when time is the thing you don’t have.

GetGlace

One purchase. Yours to keep. Pay once and cull for seasons to come.

License

Glace for Mac

A$30.00 one-time