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ApolloOne 4.0.6 for Mac

ApolloOne 4.0.6 for Mac

Mac Photo & Design
Updated Nov 6, 2026
Mac Photo & Design • Updated Nov 6, 2026

ApolloOne 4.0.6 for Mac, from Anogeissus Limited, is a photo viewer built for speed above all else. Photographers returning with thousands of RAW files do not want to import them into a catalogue before they can even look at them — ApolloOne simply points at your existing folders and displays images almost instantly, using its own camera RAW decoding, so culling a shoot starts immediately.

Viewing is only the start. You can inspect detailed EXIF data and camera focus points, rate and label images, filter and search by metadata, rename files in batches, and import intelligently from memory cards, all in an interface with a heads-up display that gives the photo maximum screen space. ApolloOne is free to download, with a paid licence — subscription or perpetual — unlocking its full feature set; it is also listed on the Mac App Store.

Key Features

  • Very fast browsing of RAW, JPEG and video files directly from folders — no database import
  • Inspector showing detailed EXIF metadata, including camera autofocus points
  • Rating, labelling, filtering and searching tools designed for fast culling
  • Smart memory card import and batch renaming for large shoots
  • HUD-style interface that maximises image area, especially on MacBook screens

How to Download

  1. Check the current macOS requirements on the official ApolloOne site or its Mac App Store listing.
  2. Start your download from the official site: Download from the official site
  3. Install the app, point it at a photo folder, and use the free download to test its speed on your own RAW files.

Is ApolloOne free?
The download is free and core viewing works without paying, but the complete feature set requires a paid licence, offered as a subscription or a perpetual option. It is not a fully free product.

Does ApolloOne edit photos?
It is primarily a viewer and culling tool, with organisation and metadata features. For heavy retouching you would still export to a dedicated editor; ApolloOne's job is getting you to the keepers fast.

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