Your folders are already organised.
Each subfolder becomes a set, in the same order. Drop a folder of event folders and every event gets its own gallery.
A Mac app that turns the folders you already have into Semuko galleries. Subfolders become sets, a folder of events becomes a gallery for each one, and it all uploads from the menu bar while you get on with your day. Watch your export folder and it uploads new work by itself.
Three kinds of folder, three different results. Drag one onto the window, or click it. This is a demo: nothing leaves your browser.
Then switch on Optimize for a folder or two and press Start upload.



The edit is done. The export is done. And then the gallery sits there for a week, because uploading it is one more small task on a day full of them. Point the uploader at the folder you already export to, and that task stops existing.
Watching Lightroom Exports. Nothing to do.
One step. The one you were doing anyway.
Choose your export folder. Each new folder inside it becomes a gallery with that name, and folders inside those become sets.
Files still being written are left alone until they stop changing, so half an export never goes up.
Export again into the same folder and only the new photos upload. What was there when you started watching is left alone.
When the upload finishes, Semuko can publish the gallery and send your gallery email by itself.
No hunting for the uploader’s window. Start dragging a folder in Finder, on your desktop, or out of another app, and a drop target slides out from the top of your screen. Let go on it and the review screen opens.
The shelf drops in the moment a drag starts.
Each subfolder becomes a set, in the same order. Drop a folder of event folders and every event gets its own gallery.
Switch on Optimize for a folder and its JPEGs are re-saved smaller, checked so the difference is not visible. Your files on disk are never touched. The example is a wedding saved at high quality; your savings depend on how you export.
The app lives in your menu bar and shows how far along it is. Quit by accident and it picks up where it stopped next time.
When the connection drops, the upload pauses and picks up where it was. Try it.
Every gallery it creates is a draft. You review the galleries and sets before anything uploads, and publish from Semuko when you are ready.
Choose “Sign in with your browser” and approve it in Semuko, where your saved login, password manager and two-factor code already work. The app never sees your password.
When a new version is ready, a pill appears in the app. One click installs it.
If the gallery already exists, the app offers to add to it and skips every photo that is already there. Folders that match an event are linked to it.
Your Mac makes the gallery previews while it uploads, so photos are viewable as they arrive instead of waiting in a processing queue. Watermarked and protected galleries are still finished by Semuko.
Start dragging a folder in Finder and a drop shelf appears at the top of your screen. Let go and the review screen opens. No hunting for the window.
Open the app and choose “Sign in with your browser”. Approve it in Semuko and the app signs in by itself.
Check the galleries and sets it found, then start. Find the drafts under Galleries in Semuko.
Drop the folder, close the window and get on with your evening. The galleries will be waiting as drafts.