Mylio

Mylio (specifically Mylio Photos) is a fiercely agile, highly disruptive, and mathematically totally unique software platform. It operates as the absolute king of "Cloud-Free, Peer-to-Peer Photo Management." While Google and Apple force the user to upload all their data to a corporate cloud (charging massive monthly storage fees), Mylio built an empire by mathematically connecting the user's existing devices directly to each other without using the cloud. The absolute core differentiator of Mylio is its "Local Mesh-Network Architecture." A user has a massive 4-Terabyte hard drive on their desk, a laptop, and an iPhone. Mylio mathematically creates a private mesh network. It stores the massive RAW files on the hard drive, and autonomously syncs highly optimized, fully editable 'Smart Previews' (less than 1MB) directly to the iPhone over local Wi-Fi, completely bypassing the cloud. Because it completely eliminated the massive, terrifyingly expensive monthly cloud storage fees for photographers with massive archives, offering unparalleled privacy, massive offline capability, and brilliant local syncing, it is heavily favored by data privacy advocates, digital archivists, and professional photographers with 10+ Terabytes of data.