The top of the photos screen is one row of six small buttons, each an icon with its name under it. Everything else in the app starts from here.
Your Opensolr account, your plan and the app's settings. See the Me screen.
The camera as a document scanner. See scanning documents.
The Sync screen. The button is highlighted while a sync runs. See the Sync screen.
Your library in numbers, counted on the phone. See Stats.
The photos of the current search that have a place. See the map.
Opens the search line. Tap it again to close the line and clear what you typed. It is highlighted while the line is open or a filter is on.
The search box is hidden until you ask for it. Once open, it holds:
- the box itself, Search your photos: Enter or the keyboard's search key runs the search;
- a cross that clears the box and shows every photo again;
- a question mark that opens the search operators.
While a search is in force the line stays on screen by itself, so you always see what the results are for.
Under the search line sits one more row. From the left:
- the count of photos shown, kept short (1.2K);
- the AI switch, once something is typed. See words and meaning;
- the grouping button. See grouping results;
- Filters, with a badge counting the filters that are on. See filters;
- Similar photos. See similar photos;
- a red mark, only when some photos could not be read by the phone. See browsing;
- Reload, and Expand all or Collapse all for the headings on screen.
A thumbnail can carry up to three small marks in its top corner: a pin when the photo has a place, a person when someone is named on it, and a tag when you gave it tags.
There is no button for selecting photos: a long press starts it. See selecting photos.