PixGlobe: Your Photo Globe

Explore your life through the places where it happened.

PixGlobe turns your photo library into a private, interactive 3D globe. Every place you've photographed glows. Spin the Earth, tap a glowing pin, and step back into that memory — from the whole world to a single street in a few taps.

Your world, automatically. PixGlobe reads your photo library's metadata on your device — including where and when each photo was taken — and turns thousands of scattered photos into meaningful places and visits, not hundreds of overlapping pins. Big libraries index quickly, keep working while you browse, and pick up where they left off.

Find memories your way. Browse by place, filter by year or month, search the places you've been by name, or jump through your timeline. Photos without location data are never lost — they live in their own Unmapped collection.

Make it yours. PixGlobe opens in the Vintage Atlas theme, free for good. PixGlobe Pro unlocks the theme picker, so you can restyle the globe and your pins with Classic, Watercolor, Neon Night, and Toyland.

Free, and generous. The free globe is the real product, not a demo: your photos as glowing pins, your last 12 months to explore, the premium Vintage Atlas map, and the auto-playing slideshow — all free, forever. One-time PixGlobe Pro adds your whole history (every year, not just the last 12 months), every map theme, cluster and unmapped views, and sharing a memory out. Buy once, unlocked forever.

Private by design.
• PixGlobe never uploads your photos — it stores only a local index of your photos' metadata on your device, and the thumbnails you browse are prepared by your device's photo library, bounded and purgeable. Favorite and Delete update your device's photo library; Share exports a rendered copy only where you choose.
• PixGlobe puts no photo data in map requests. The globe's map imagery loads over the network; your photo locations stay in the on-device index.
• No account. No sign-in. No ads.
• Optional analytics are off by default — and in this version, nothing is transmitted anywhere even if you turn them on.
• One button deletes PixGlobe's on-device index, derived places and visits, caches, and settings — any time. Indexing stays paused until you choose Rebuild.

Your library stays yours. Your map of it becomes something worth exploring.