Clip any photograph from anywhere on the web. Vision Board titles it, understands it, and pins it to the exact place on earth it was made.
One photograph — or every photograph in an article. "Top 10 places in the Dolomites" becomes ten located references in a single click, with the story riding along as context.
The Clipper extension saves any image, or imports every photo on a page — Chrome, Comet, Safari.
Articles, galleries, even YouTube — dropped on the board, pulled apart into references.
Titled by what it is, tagged, credited, graded for light, composition, and moment.

Pins sit on the actual places — not the nearest town. Search "Sedona" or "Lào Cai," fly the terrain in 3D, and your board filters to what's in view.
Every place gathers what a photographer actually needs — then hands it to your maps for the field.
Auto-researched scouting intel with sources — parking, trails, restrictions, local knowledge.
One tap sends any location to Google Maps on your phone, ready for the morning you shoot it.
Themes grow out of what you actually save — grounded collections, not poetry.
"The work of workflow, eliminated — so you can get back to what matters: your photography." CLIFFORD PICKETT · THE LIGHTROOM ACADEMY