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I've been traveling for years and always had the same problem: thousands

of photos scattered across folders with no way to see them geographically.

Google Photos doesn't do this. So I built it myself.

Photo World Archive is a Windows desktop app that lets you:

- Pin photos to countries and US states on an interactive map

- Tag each photo with city and date

- See your world coverage stats by continent and year

- Everything stored locally — no cloud, no account, no subscription

It's free to try (up to 5 countries and 30 photos). Pro is a one-time

$4.99 unlock for unlimited everything.

Download: Look for it on Gumroad "Photo World Archive"

Built with Electron + React + D3. Happy to answer any questions.

A view from the towers

Captured during the advanced construction phase of a commercial vessel at an active shipyard. This impressive hull, marked with its hull number, showcases the intricate engineering and construction methods employed in modern naval shipbuilding. The image highlights the vessel surrounded by metal scaffolding, heavy lifting equipment, and industrial infrastructure typical of large-scale maritime construction projects.

A glimpse of a small, historic Colombian town with its many beautiful chapels.

This one was taken 4 years ago, the place is called La Casa en el Agua, Colombia.

This weathered defensive tower has stood guard over Valencia for centuries, its cylindrical form a testament to Spain's medieval maritime heritage. The cross crowning its summit and the Catalan flag flying proud at its base tell the story of a city shaped by faith and sovereignty. Those defensive apertures? Built to repel, not welcome. Shot on a brilliant May afternoon—the kind of light that makes 500-year-old stone glow.

Floating above the pyramids at dawn, surrounded by balloons — felt like I could almost touch the sun.

Found this little survivor pushing through solid asphalt today.