Ingest a shoot, review bursts, mark keepers, compare focus, and export the selected photos without touching your source files.
KeeperHawk is for the point in the workflow where there are too many frames and not enough patience: camera cards, large folders, repeated bursts, near-duplicates, missed focus and the final keeper set.
Scan a folder or card, generate previews on demand, preserve source files and keep culling decisions inside KeeperHawk.
Group bursts, rank similar frames, surface likely keepers and keep the manual choice in your hands.
Copy only the keepers to a chosen destination, optionally open that folder in Lightroom Classic, and keep the source shoot intact.
KeeperHawk is a native macOS app for photographers working with local photo folders, camera cards and external drives. The installer places the app in Applications and keeps licensing separate from your photo library.
US$ 79 includes a perpetual license, one year of downloadable updates, two activations and direct setup support. You can try the installer for 14 days before buying.
Clear answers for the practical details that matter before installing a culling tool.
No. KeeperHawk is for ingest, review, keeper selection and export before the final editing stage.
No. Licensing calls do not upload photos, catalogs, presets or edits. The server handles trial, activation and license refresh only.
Yes. Licenses and trials use offline access windows so normal travel or field work does not stop editing.