Mac app
Its own window with native menus, folder pickers, drag-and-drop, notifications when the scanner is plugged in, and updates that install themselves.
Version 1.0.28 · 27 September 2026 · Apple silicon · 110 MB · updates itself
For the Kodak Slide N Scan, a camera rig, or any folder of scans
Import a tray, blend bracketed scans into HDR, turn slides upright, bring faded colour back and send them to Immich, then clean the scanner's card. Keyboard-first, built for working through thousands of slides. Everything runs on your own computer.
Version 1.0.28 · 27 September 2026 · Apple silicon · 110 MB · updates itself
Repeated scans of a slide are grouped and exposure-fused into one HDR image.
Rotation is guessed from faces and skies, and left alone when it isn't sure.
Colour comes back, and your corrections teach it how to pre-set the next slides.
Straightens slides in their mount and cleans up dust, scratches, mould and Newton rings.
Optionally recognises faces: name someone once and Immich gets them as a tag.
An album per tray (or one for all), each photo tagged with its tray. Works with Immich v1.118 → v3.
Graduated filters, radials and a brush to dodge and burn one part of a slide.
Scans are deleted from the scanner's card only once they're verified and uploaded.
Its own window with native menus, folder pickers, drag-and-drop, notifications when the scanner is plugged in, and updates that install themselves.
Version 1.0.28 · 27 September 2026 · Apple silicon · 110 MB · updates itself
Nothing to install: drop the scanner's card or a folder of JPEGs on the page. Nothing leaves your computer except what you send to your own Immich.
Best in Chrome or Edge. What works where
A container on the server that runs Immich, used from any browser. Scans upload to the server, which does the work and sends slides on to Immich.
Docker · accounts per Immich user
Plug the Slide N Scan into an iPad, import a tray, keep, skip or turn each slide, and send it to Immich. No Mac needed. It's coming to TestFlight: leave your email and you'll get an invite when there's room.
Your address is only used for the TestFlight invite, and nothing else.