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Connect pCloud to browse your photos and music.
Matches update as saved indexes and favourites change. A known person’s name uses their face group; other queries use AI image search and text. The rule is saved in pCloud.
Originals and app records stay in pCloud. Offline copies stay on their device.
Connect pCloud to sync hearts with pCloud’s own app.
Hearts you tap in Sai Photos become stars in pCloud’s own app (left menu → Favourites), and photos you star in pCloud appear here as hearts. New hearts sync automatically; Sync now merges stars and hearts both ways.
Import photos and videos from this phone (Camera Roll / Gallery). Everything stays on this device — nothing is uploaded to pCloud. Duplicate, similar, large-file and RAW checks run on-device.
Import from this device Remove all device copies
Photos you delete move to pCloud Trash. Restore them here within your account’s retention period. Trash lives in pCloud, so this needs a write-enabled connection.
Refresh Restore selected
When a photo is missing an index, the app resumes indexing by itself while it is open — after restarts, updates or a low-battery pause. Indexes save in pCloud and sync to every device.
With the lock on, the app only uses names you confirm yourself. New photos keep their own unnamed group until you name them.
Reset people groups…
Mixes use your likes, listening history and indexed song titles.
Music folder: Default music folders Choose music folder
Hidden photos and albums stay untouched in pCloud and remain visible in pCloud’s own apps. Hiding affects Sai Photos only, on every signed-in device. Restore anything here.
While you use the app, a gentle prompt appears every 10 minutes asking you to blink your eyes and take a quick 2-minute walk. Nothing is tracked.
Theme, scroll batch and interface style are preferences on this device.
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Only device photo previews are removed. Favorites, albums, pending changes and pCloud originals are kept.
Mirror copies live only on this device: up to 500 MB of songs and the last few videos. This button deletes them; pCloud originals are never touched.
Trash recovery and permanent deletion are managed in pCloud.
The original development changes are grouped under v1.0.0; individual historical version numbers were not recorded.
The app needs an always-on cloud server to work when your Mac is off. Hosting and an HTTPS address have not been set up yet. Your pCloud account keeps the originals and saved app records.
HTTPS enables home-screen installation and offline app caching where Safari supports it. It does not guarantee permanent device storage or background execution.
This removes the selected originals from pCloud and moves them to pCloud Trash. Review visually matching or similar photos before deleting. Every selected photo will be deleted, including the largest copy if you selected it.
Playlist names and songs are saved in your pCloud app folder. A connection and write permission are required.
Use an existing pCloud token. Its permissions still apply: a read-only token cannot delete files. This is not your app’s client secret.
This deletes the original song from pCloud and removes it from your liked songs, recent history, playlists and device cache. Other devices need to refresh. Recovery is through pCloud Trash within your account’s retention period.
Photos and videos stay safely in pCloud unless you tick the option below.
This deletes the original from your pCloud account. Other devices show the change after refreshing their libraries. Recovery is through pCloud Trash, within your account’s retention period.
Every saved person name is removed on all signed-in devices. Photos, albums and indexes stay untouched. You can name people again at any time.
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Songs in subfolders are included. This does not move your files.
Paint over what you want to remove. The AI fills it in on this phone.
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Blink your eyes a few times and take a quick 2-minute walk. Your photos will be right here.