EyeSay

EyeSay tags the photos already on your iPhone. Pick a photo, and it sends a downscaled copy to a remote inference server, which returns tags and, if you ask, a spoken-language answer about what's in it. An account is optional and only needed for membership features. There is no on-device model — tagging only works when the server is reachable, and the app tells you plainly when it isn't.

What it does

Choose a photo and EyeSay sends a reduced-size copy (long edge 896 px, JPEG) to its inference server for tagging, or scoring against a word list you build yourself, or a one-off question you type about that photo. Analysis does not upload or modify original files. Duplicate-photo deletion is a separate action requiring confirmation. With your confirmation each time, EyeSay can also file tagged photos into albums it creates on your device, each named starting with ES · so you always know which albums it made. Review and confirm before writing or undoing albums; undoing album creation keeps your photos.

Before anything is sent

The first time you tag a photo or ask a question, EyeSay shows you exactly what is about to leave your device and why, and asks you to agree before continuing. If you'd rather not, you can decline and the app simply won't send anything — browsing your existing tagged results still works.