ApolloOne
ApolloOne is a macOS photo and video viewer for browsing, culling, inspecting, and lightly editing image libraries and camera files.
What is ApolloOne?
ApolloOne is a native macOS photo and video viewer built for photographers who want to browse folders directly without importing everything into a separate library first. It helps users review shoots, compare images, inspect metadata, and move through large collections quickly on Mac. The app supports common photo workflows such as culling, rating, keywording, and checking EXIF or GPS information while viewing files. It also includes non-destructive editing tools, map-based location features, slideshow presentation options, and support for many image formats including RAW files. For users who manage photos on local storage, external drives, or memory cards, ApolloOne is designed to make fast file-based viewing and selection easier.
Key features
- Browse photos and videos directly in folders without creating an import library
- View RAW and other high-resolution image files quickly on Mac
- Inspect and edit EXIF, XMP, and GPS metadata
- Cull large shoots faster with ratings, labels, and auto-advance workflow tools
- Make non-destructive image adjustments while reviewing files
- Present images in slideshows with configurable playback options
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Safety overview
Status: Safe
ApolloOne is legitimate photo-management software for Mac. Access to photos, folders, removable media, and metadata is normal for its purpose, and users should expect the app to read image libraries and related file information in order to browse and organize them. If you use location or metadata features, be mindful that photo files can contain GPS and camera details you may not want to share when exporting or sending images to others.
Recommendation: Keep ApolloOne if you use it for reviewing, organizing, or lightly editing photo and video files on your Mac. If you no longer use it, you can remove the app and its related support files, but doing so may clear its settings, caches, and workflow data such as thumbnails or recent app preferences.
Common paths
/Applications/ApolloOne.app
Cache paths
~/Library/Caches/com.anogeissus.ApolloOne
Support paths
~/Library/Application Support/ApolloOne
Preference paths
~/Library/Preferences/com.anogeissus.ApolloOne.plist
Container paths
~/Library/Containers/com.anogeissus.ApolloOne
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