Open your data export

Drop in the GDPR export a service sent you. Eighteen services have a reader - Apple, Google, Samsung, Snapchat, Facebook and Instagram among them - and an export from anything else opens too, listed and read as far as its shape allows. It is read here, in this browser, on this machine. Open several together and they become one library, with the duplicates between them found automatically.

Drop your export files hereor click to choose them

Zip archives from any service - a folder of them at once is fine, and so is one that arrived in a dozen parts. A Muletto work file goes here too, to bring back what was worked out last time. Nothing is uploaded, and you can check that yourself in about four seconds.

Not ready to use your own? - real archives, invented people.

How to check that nothing is uploaded
  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 whose connect-src is 'self' and nothing else. There is no exception to it. 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, 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.