Open your export

Drop the files your services gave you. Muletto reads them in your browser and shows you what is inside. Open several exports together and they are merged into one library, with duplicates found across all of them. Your export stays on your device and is never uploaded.

Drop your export files here
or click to choose them. Open several at once to merge them into one library. A Muletto work file goes here too, to bring back what was worked out last time.

Not sure? Do not use your own data yet.

Open four sample exports instead - real archives, invented people. You get the whole thing: the merged library, the duplicates found across services, the dates repaired, a finished export. Nothing of yours involved.

Then check the claim yourself

Every site says it does not upload your files. Here are three ways to find out, in rising order of effort.

  1. Turn off your wifi. Then open an export and use everything - search it, compare photos, write the tidied copy to your disk. It all still works, because none of it ever needed the network. A page that was uploading your files could not do that.
  2. Watch the network. Press F12, open the Network tab, then open your export. You will see this page load and then nothing further. No request carries your archive because no request is made.
  3. Read the rule the browser enforces. This page is served with a Content-Security-Policy that permits connections to nothing but itself and, if you switch it on, an AI service you choose. It is not a promise in our words - your browser blocks anything else, and it applies to the code actually running rather than to a description of it.

There is also nothing here to breach: no account, no email address, no password, no cookies, no analytics, and no server that receives files. The one thing that is stored is your own progress, in your own browser, so a large export does not have to be read again from scratch - and one button clears it. The privacy page spells that out.