Turn a Decade of Camera Dumps Into Named Trips — Automatically

Nobody's camera roll comes pre-organized. It's DCIM folders, WhatsApp-received clutter, and years of dumps with no indication that one cluster of 400 photos was actually a week in Goa and another was a single afternoon at a cousin's wedding. MediaVault turns that raw mess into named albums on its own, without you dragging a single file into a folder.

Clustering by where and when, not by folder

Using each photo and video's GPS coordinates and timestamp, MediaVault groups files that happened in the same place around the same time into a candidate trip or event — then breaks that further into day-by-day, morning/afternoon/evening sub-groups, and proposes a name like "Srinagar Trip 2022" based on the location data. None of this touches pixels; it's built entirely from the metadata already sitting in your files.

You confirm, it doesn't just decide

Every detected album is a suggestion, not a silent bulk reorganization — confirm it, rename it, merge two candidates that were really one trip, or dismiss it if it got something wrong. Once confirmed, an album gets its own cover photo and exports as a chronological playlist, ready to hand to someone else or just browse on its own.

It's the difference between "somewhere in these 15 drives is our Goa trip" and actually having a Goa Trip 2022 album you can open and hand someone in one click.