PhotoPhage

PhotoPhage is a Flickr browser with a modern Apple TV app at its center: reliable slideshows with Apple Music, from any grid. It also runs on iPhone and iPad. Browse without an account, or sign in for your library, favorites, and uploads.

Shuffle, pick 3 to 30 seconds per photo, and add an Apple Music station, playlist, or your own track. Keep stacks of photos and saved lists, synced with your private iCloud.

Screenshots

Explore on iPhone
A photostream on iPhone
Explore on Apple TV
A photostream on Apple TV
Photo info on Apple TV
Slideshow setup on Apple TV
A slideshow on Apple TV

Support

Questions, problems, or ideas? Email contact@genhelp.com.

To report a photo, open it in PhotoPhage and choose Report this photo, which opens that photo's page on Flickr. To report child exploitation, use Report Child Exploitation, which opens the NCMEC CyberTipline at report.cybertip.org. PhotoPhage does not collect or relay reports.

Privacy

Flickr sign-in is stored in the keychain on this device. Your place in the app, stacks, and buddy icons are stored on this device. Photos and account details are loaded from Flickr, and uploads go only to your Flickr account. PhotoPhage does not show ads or send this data anywhere else.

There is no PhotoPhage account and no PhotoPhage server, and the app has no tracking and no PhotoPhage analytics. Browsing, sign-in, favorites, and uploads go to Flickr. Stacks and slideshow music sync through your own private iCloud and are not sent to Generally Helpful Software. Apple Music playback goes through the system. Apple Intelligence, text recognition, and sensitive-content analysis run on your device. PhotoPhage does not use your camera, microphone, contacts, or location, and it uses the system photo picker instead of broad photo library access.

PhotoPhage is an independent Flickr client. This product uses the Flickr API but is not endorsed or certified by SmugMug, Inc.