phomv

phomv is a photo organization utility developed and published by phomv, currently available at version 0.1.1, which is the only release published to date. The software is designed to organize digital photographs into a structured directory hierarchy based on EXIF metadata embedded in image files. Specifically, it arranges photos into a year, year-month, and year-month-day folder structure following the pattern YYYY/YYYY_MM/YYYY_MM_DD, so that each image is placed into a nested folder path that reflects the date information recorded in its EXIF data. This approach allows users to transform an unstructured collection of photographs into a chronological archive without manual sorting, making it easier to locate images by the date on which they were taken. The tool falls into the category of photo management and file organization software, and it is relevant to photographers, hobbyists, and anyone maintaining large libraries of digital images who wishes to impose a consistent, date-driven folder scheme on their files. Typical use cases include importing photos from cameras or phones into a master archive, consolidating scattered image collections into a single chronological structure, and maintaining an orderly backup layout in which every image can be traced to a specific day. Because the organization is derived from EXIF metadata rather than file names or arbitrary timestamps, the resulting hierarchy reflects the capture information stored by the camera itself. As an early-stage project with a single published version, phomv at version 0.1.1 represents the initial public release of the software, and users evaluating the tool should be aware that its development history is limited to this one version. No additional releases, editions, or variant builds are listed in the available catalog data, so version 0.1.1 serves as the definitive and current distribution of phomv for users seeking automated, metadata-driven photo organization.

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