Name: ApolloOne
Author: Anogeissus Limited

ApolloOne runs on any Mac with macOS 10.14 or later, on both Apple Silicon and 64-bit Intel processors.

Check where the lens actually locked focus

Checking autofocus accuracy. ApolloOne can display camera autofocus points, so you can review exactly where the lens locked on.
Metadata wrangling. Built-in metadata management gives you direct access to EXIF, IPTC and other tags without a separate tool.
Fast culling and filtering. Search and filtering tools help seasoned amateurs sort through large shoots quickly.
Sitting alongside your editor. It works as a dedicated viewer and organiser, complementing a raw processor or pixel editor already on your Mac.

A viewer and DAM, not a pixel editor

It is a viewer and DAM, not an editor. ApolloOne manages and displays images; it does not replace a full photo editor.
Some functionality may sit behind additional purchases.

Middle-click to toggle full screen. A quick press on the middle mouse button jumps into full-screen view and back. The gesture is not labelled anywhere in the interface but it is the fastest way to inspect a single frame.
Drag a folder onto the dock icon. Instead of navigating inside the app, just pull any folder from Finder directly onto the ApolloOne icon. It opens that location as a new browser tab immediately.
Hold Option while rating. Assigning a star rating with the Option key held down advances to the next image automatically — a small speed boost during culling passes.
Copy converted HEIC to clipboard. Right-click an HEIC file and use Copy as JPEG to send a converted version straight to the clipboard, ready for pasting into a message or document without exporting first.
Spotlight-style filter bar. The filter field accepts partial filenames, date ranges and rating thresholds in shorthand. Typing 3..5 shows only images rated three through five stars; no menu diving needed.

Switch the default colour profile to Display P3. Under Preferences > Colour Management, the factory preset may clip wider-gamut previews. Switching to your monitor's native profile gives you what the file actually contains.
Turn on Show AF points by default. The autofocus overlay is off out of the box. Head to Preferences > View and enable it globally; you can still hide it per-image when not needed.
Set memory card import to Copy and verify. The default import mode copies files without a checksum pass. The verify option takes slightly longer but catches corruption before you wipe the card.
Disable thumbnail animation. The animated zoom when hovering thumbnails looks polished but feels laggy on large folders. Preferences > Browser > Animate thumbnails — uncheck it for a snappier browsing experience.
Remap the rating keys. The standard 1–5 keys work fine, but if you use a compact keyboard or want single-hand shortcuts, the Keyboard pane lets you reassign to any key combination you prefer.