One photo, many contacts
Tag multiple people in the same photo and return to each person’s contact.
Photolio · Photo Contacts
Remember people,
not just names.
The photos you already take become contacts you’ll recognize at a glance.
Any photo · Every person · One contact book
Built around recognition
From one face to a whole group.
Photolio starts with the photos you already remember. Create one visual contact or tag several people in the same group photo—each face leads back to the right person.
Add people your way
Create a private photo contact yourself, or follow someone’s Photolio profile so approved updates can keep it current.
Reconnect in one tap
Open the phone, email, website, messaging, or social handle they shared.
People inside photos
One photo. Everyone remembered.
Tag each person in a group photo and link them to a contact. Later, the photo becomes a map back to the people and the moment you shared.
Tag a person
Link their contact
Find them later
One person, together
Every way to reconnect, one tap away.
Keep each person’s photos and shared details together. Tap any detail to open the right app for calling, email, messaging, websites, or social profiles.
Private by default
Your contacts stay private.
Creating a photo contact never publishes it. Public profiles are separate, and you choose whether to publish one and which details it shows.
No address book import
Photolio does not import or read your device Contacts database.
Never published automatically
Creating or editing a photo contact does not make that person public.
Public profiles are optional
You decide whether to publish a profile and which contact methods it shows.
Questions
Photo Contacts, clearly.
Why Photo Contacts?
Because people remember faces, moments, and groups—not alphabetical lists.
Does Photolio scan my Apple Contacts?
No. Photolio does not import or read your device Contacts database. You create and organize photo contacts inside Photolio.
Does Photolio identify faces automatically?
No. You choose who to tag and link inside a photo. Photolio does not claim to identify unknown people for you.
Does someone need a public profile to be my contact?
No. You can keep private photo contacts. Public profiles and Follow are optional ways to stay connected when both people choose to use them.
Remember the person, not just the name.
Build a visual contact book from the photos you already take.