Choose files with Android's picker
Private testers choose supported photo files through the system document picker, then run local analysis. Saved metadata checkpoints support pausing and resuming the test workflow.
Framepick for WindowsA mobile app in development.
Framepick by Agentora · Android
A mobile app in development.
A separate Framepick experience.
The Android private prototype explores reviewing photo drafts and suggesting document categories locally on a phone. It is a limited testing build, separate from the Windows application available on this website.
Private prototype — not a public beta or Play Store release. Free Android beta testing is being prepared; there is no public download or announced launch date yet. Windows trial limits, paid plans and activation do not apply to this prototype.
Enquire about Android private testingWhat the prototype explores
Review document suggestions
Local recognition suggests document folders, Morning thoughts, Devotional greetings, Training and seminars, and Informative notices. Optional Hindi and Gujarati poster reading and reusable custom category rules are available. Unclear text and category suggestions still need review.
Browse and copy a reviewed draft
Browse the entire draft in pages of up to 24 photos, filter by category, open a zoomable photo and correct its category or inclusion. Copy included photos to a user-chosen folder with byte verification. The complete desktop event-coverage workflow is not included.
Compare duplicate copies
Exact copies start excluded from copying. Possible resized or compressed copies remain included for review. Compare the protected reference and extra copy before explicitly requesting Android system Trash. Android 11+ and a supported local provider are required; cloud or other unsupported files can be opened in a gallery instead. No cleanup runs automatically. The app has no Internet permission.
Which Framepick should I use?
Use Windows for People search, visual-background Places, independent selections within retained source subfolders, the full event-coverage workflow and paid desktop activation. Android has its own local review and copying workflow. The Android beta is free and has no customer billing or desktop activation.
Early private-test reports from a Motorola edge 60 fusion running Android 17 include completed Organizer scans of 100, 1,000 and 863 photos. These reports are from one handset, not a general speed or compatibility guarantee. Broader device testing and category-quality review are still in progress.
See the Windows download and getting-started stepsRead the Android app privacy policy.
Questions about supported formats, privacy or plans? Read the Framepick FAQs. Send testing enquiries to support@agentora.in without customer photos or identity documents.