Free
$0
A working private library on iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
- iPhone, iPad, and Mac
- Items: Up to 80 images and 10 folders
- Libraries: Limited
- Sync: On-device
- Smart Folders: Basic
Free is a real library on every platform, including Mac. Pro is optional.
$0
A working private library on iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
Popular
$19.99per year
Monthly is $3.99
More private libraries, sync, Smart Folders, and Eagle import.
$34.99one-time
Pay once. Not a subscription.
More private libraries, sync, Smart Folders, and Eagle import.
Monthly, Yearly, and Lifetime include the same Pro. Yearly saves more than half versus paying monthly. These are US App Store prices. Other countries may differ. Checkout is the App Store sheet.
The free version holds up to 80 images and 10 folders, and keeps the library on one device. Pro removes those limits and adds sync across iPhone, iPad, and Mac, more libraries, full Smart Folders, Eagle import, libraries on an external SSD, and export on Mac.
Free and Pro in detailIn the US App Store, Pro Monthly is $3.99, Pro Yearly is $19.99, and Pro Lifetime is $34.99. All three include the same Pro: more private libraries, sync, Smart Folders, and Eagle import. Yearly is the popular plan and saves more than half versus paying $3.99 every month. Other countries may differ. Checkout is the App Store sheet.
No. Free is a real library on Mac, iPhone, and iPad. Opening Hive on Mac does not require Pro. The same US App Store prices apply on every device: $3.99 a month, $19.99 a year, or $34.99 once.
Yes. Pro Lifetime is a one-time purchase, not a subscription, and you are never charged again. It is $34.99 in the US App Store and includes the same Pro as Monthly and Yearly.
Every iPhone, iPad and Mac signed in to the same Apple Account.
It is not recommended. Reading over SMB on iPhone and iPad is around 200 times slower than local storage. Use iCloud Drive with Keep Downloaded turned on, or an APFS SSD with Pro.
Where a library can liveNot for now. Those folders cannot be used as a library location.
A Hive library is a folder, so copying that folder gives you a full backup. Before you switch phones, let iCloud finish syncing, or copy the folder to your computer.