Direct your curator
“Keep it short.” “Make it gently sarcastic.” Add a writing instruction for the current photo, then ask for a fresh label. You always have the final edit.
Exhibit · Photo masterpieces
Among all the pictures you keep, some mean a little more. Give them a title, a story and a frame. Make a museum that could only be yours.
See how it worksFor iPhone · In private testing

A cup of coffee. A familiar corner. The small thing you nearly walked past. Exhibit gives a photograph space to be noticed—and words that make you look again.
Take a new photo in the app or pick one from your library. You choose what deserves a closer look.
Let the curator suggest a title and label. Choose Earnest, Pompous or Absurd, add your own direction, then edit every word.
Choose a frame, keep the piece in your museum, and share a finished image with someone who will get it.
“Keep it short.” “Make it gently sarcastic.” Add a writing instruction for the current photo, then ask for a fresh label. You always have the final edit.
Paper, After hours and Colour study give the same photograph a different presence. The frame carries through to your finished image.
Save the pieces you love. Reopen them to change the words or frame, then update your museum. Your collection stays on your iPhone.
A small daily brief invites you to notice something around you. Take or choose a photo and collect your response. No streak to maintain.
Export a 2400 × 3280 image with your frame, title and label. Save it to Photos or send it through the iPhone share sheet.
Manual editing, frames, your museum and export remain available when AI labels are unavailable.
Privacy
Photo understanding and label writing happen on your iPhone. No account, advertising or analytics SDK. You decide what to export or share; Apple-managed backups and iCloud Photos follow your device settings.
Exhibit is in private testing. Public availability will be announced here.
Ask about Exhibit →Requires iOS 27. AI labels also need a compatible iPhone with Apple Intelligence enabled and its image-capable model ready.