When it comes to organizing our images, one of the best solutions that Apple makes available to us in the Photos application, although sometimes it can be a bit complicated if we don't usually take many pictures or the volume of them makes their use unnecessary. In these cases, Photos can become a somewhat heavy application that we do not want to fight with at any time.
Atsumeru, I don't know what the developer would be thinking to put this complicated name on the application, it is a simple application that allows us to organize all our photographs, including GIFs, so that we can quickly access them when we need it.
Atsumeru, allows us to add the photographs that we have distributed on our hard drive, to later tag them to be able to apply filters later and find what we are looking for quickly and easily, without having to resort to going directory by directory, or making use of the tags that macOS natively offers us, something that I have never particularly gotten used to. The application allows us to group all the images on our hard drive in one place, but it does not move them to any specific folder, so they will always be in their usual location.
Where it draws particular attention is in the management of GIF files, a type of file that has become one of the most widely used formats today both in social networks and in instant messaging applications. Through the app, we can directly share images via email, Twitter, Slack, Messages ... Atsumeru has a regular price in the Mac App Store of 2,29 euros, but for a limited time we can download it for free through the link that I leave at the end of this article. If you liked this application, you should know that it also has a version for iOS devices, a version that is also available for free download through this link.