One sentence
Lutri is a private photo and video search app for iPhone and Android. It finds pictures by description, by the text in them and by what was said in them, all on the phone.
For people writing about Lutri
The facts, three ways to describe Lutri, and the real artwork. You are welcome to use them to write about the app.
At a glance
Words
Three lengths. Each says only what the app does today.
Lutri is a private photo and video search app for iPhone and Android. It finds pictures by description, by the text in them and by what was said in them, all on the phone.
Lutri lets people find photos and videos by describing them, by the text in them, or by the words spoken in them. It reads the library on the phone and builds a private index there, so photos, videos, audio and searches are not uploaded for analysis. Lutri is free to start and needs no account.
Lutri is a photo and video search app for iPhone and Android that works the way people remember: a scene, a word on a receipt, a line someone said. It reads the library on the phone, builds a private index there, and searches that index there, so photos, videos, audio, transcripts and searches are not uploaded for analysis. The optional visual model (about 388 MB) downloads once, and search then works offline. The free version indexes up to 150 media items and shows the top 25 results for each search, with no time limit. Full Access removes both limits. A very broad search shows the closest 480 matches and asks you to add a word. Full Access is $24.99 once, $19.99 a year, or $2.99 a month. Lutri is built for iOS 18 or later and Android 14 or later, and it does not require an account.
Artwork
Vector files scale to any size. Use the artwork as supplied, with clear space around it of at least a quarter of its width.
On the dark tile, as it appears on a phone.
Cream otter, for use on near-black.
Ink otter, for use on white or paper.
Screens
Real captures from the app, taken with its built-in sample library. None of them shows anyone’s personal photos.
Look and feel
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