No filenames, no folders, no exact keywords. Describe what you're picturing and Tagga finds it — even in an archive of tens of thousands of photos.
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No tags, no filenames — just the words that come to mind first.
You don't remember filenames. You remember moments — who was there, what it looked like, roughly when it happened. That's exactly what you can search with.
Write a full description or a few words — both return relevant results.
Receipts, signs, invoices, and scanned documents are read automatically — describe what the text said, and find it.
Add a date range, a person, or a rating filter to a description search for even faster results.
Santander_Invoice_March.pdf
"Banco Santander — Statement — March 14 — Total due €412.30"
Matched by the text found inside the document.
Photos, videos, and documents all join the same searchable archive.
A description, keywords, and any visible text are captured for every file, automatically.
Write what you remember in your own words — Tagga matches the closest photos.
No. Describe what you remember in your own words — "red dress at the beach" works just as well as an exact tag would.
Search works best in the same language as your query, and results are strongest in English today. Descriptions are generated in plain English by default.
Yes — any text visible in a photo or PDF, including receipts, invoices, and scanned documents, is read automatically and becomes part of what you can search by description.
As specific or as general as you like. A short phrase like "birthday cake" and a longer sentence like "the birthday cake with candles at Sarah's party" will both return relevant results.
Description-based search is included in every Tagga plan.
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