A personal art archive, and what comes after
FRAME turns the art you photograph into a quiet personal archive, and every name in it comes with a source you confirm. REFRAME, coming next, finds the visual language your favourite works share.
FRAME is invite-only during early access. Request an invite
IFRAME establishes what an artwork is.
IIREFRAME explores why it moves you.
I FRAME Early access
Photograph the art you see: in museums, galleries, auction previews or on someone else’s wall. FRAME keeps the originals, helps you gather the photos that show the same work and builds a careful record around them.
Three of your photos
At an angle
A detail
Low light
Artwork record Confirmed by you
Claude Monet
Interpretation
A figure glimpsed through French windows. One warm red holds the centre of a grey interior and a snow-white garden.
3 photos · 1 museum image
An illustration of a FRAME record. The three photos are simulated from the museum’s image.
Add photos straight from your phone’s library: full views, details, wall labels, the slightly blurred one from the back of the room.
FRAME describes each work and searches the web for a match, citing every source it relies on.
Review the suggestion beside its evidence. Nothing is given a name until you approve it, and unknown works stay welcome.
The artwork carries the colour. Browse by artist, date or palette, search for a title or a feeling, and switch to gallery mode when you want the work to fill the screen.
Your photographs are stored untouched. Previews and crops are made separately.
Artist, title, date and medium link back to where they were found.
What FRAME sees in a work is kept apart from what is known about it.
Every account has its own separate archive. Browsing never runs a model.
II REFRAME Coming soon
Choose a handful of works that stay with you. REFRAME looks past movement and medium for what they share — negative space, repetition, asymmetry, a particular colour tension — and builds boards around that visual language.
Shared thread
A view through a frame
Your choice
Six works · four countries · c. 1730 to the 1890sOil, colour woodblock, gum tempera on paper
An illustrative board. REFRAME is in development.
Recognise compositional ideas that recur across centuries, cultures and media.
Select the part of a work that holds you: an edge, a texture, a colour against its neighbour.
Gather works around what they share, then experiment with how the pieces fit together.
REFRAME is built on FRAME’s library: everything you collect now becomes material for it later.
Hear when REFRAME opensYour camera roll is probably full of art. Give it a home.
