The offline face-recognition photo organizer for Windows. It finds and groups every photo of the same person across your whole library, automatically. Free for personal and commercial use.
A no-nonsense photo organizer for Windows that groups people by face, with the accuracy of the pros and an interface anyone can use.
Cloud services can group photos by face too, but only after you upload your whole library online. Felicity does it all locally on your PC, and doesn't even collect analytics. Your library stays exactly as it is, and you remain free from recurring costs and privacy concerns.
No ads, purchases, subscriptions, or data collection. It's completely free to use. I built Felicity for my own use and I am glad to know others find it useful.
High contrast, dyslexia-friendly fonts, and colour-vision support are built in, so anyone can use it with ease. Screen reader support and more accessibility options are planned for future updates.
A mountain of family photos, but you're not a computer expert? You don't need to be one! The UI is carefully designed to be clutter-free and easy to use without sacrificing the tools a professional photographer might need.
Not a lab benchmark. Tested across 116,779 photos of real people, including my family and friends, as well as professional portraits.
Anyone can request a feature or report a problem. Bug reports and feature requests moved here, away from GitHub, to make it easy for users without an account to submit them. Your requests land on the website's custom-built progress tracker, where you can watch them take shape.