Mira.

No. Mira's entire curation engine runs on-device using Apple's own Vision and PhotoKit frameworks. Your photos are never transmitted, uploaded, or analyzed on a remote server — nothing leaves your iPhone at any point, including while Mira is actively scanning an album.

Mira's access to your photo library is read-only. It never modifies, deletes, or moves anything without your explicit action — for example, tapping "Save to Photos" to add a curated set as a new album.

• Balanced — best mix of people and scenery; removes duplicates, blurry shots, and selfies
• Scenic Only — landscapes, architecture, and nature only; zero people-dominant shots
• Family Memory — faces and moments first: best group shots and candid memories, no selfies
• Close-Ups — your best selfies curated together, top expressions, duplicates removed

Mira also suggests a mode automatically based on what's in the album you pick.

Once Mira finishes curating an album, you can save the results as a new album in Photos, generate a portrait video reel, or share directly via AirDrop, Messages, Mail, or Files — all without leaving the app.

Explore automatically groups your albums into categories like Events and Vacations. Magic surfaces photo clusters that might be worth revisiting — like a recent trip or your best shots from the last 90 days — all generated on-device from your library.

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