Developed by Phyar Studio, SeeSee is a photo / video management application for iPhone / iPod touch that is inspired by the Windows Phone 7 Metro theming system.
SeeSee has a bevy of features that separate it from your average photo managing app. It allows organizing of photos by folder, folder protection (using passcodes), viewing of photos and videos on your iPhone / iPod touch from a computer using WiFi and many more which can be seen below.
From the official app page:
-View your photos in full resolution, no compressing, no quality losing.(*)
-Very fast import photos and videos from camera roll, start organize your thousands of photos from now on!
-Import HD videos without any quality losing.
-View your photos in camera roll directly, it’s also treat as an album in App.
-Add, delete, order albums, edit album name and properties. Move, delete photos and videos.
-WiFi downloading and uploading, access photos and videos in all albums including camera roll.
-Accept ZIP packet for uploading, you can upload hundreds of photos by one click! Progress indicator displayed on your device while uploading.
-Synchronously display in web browser, all your changes made on your device would update to web browser automatically.
-Photos and Videos filter inside the App and also provide for web browser, find videos much easier.
-Passcode protection for locked albums and admin operations.
-Complete retina display support.
-Amazing animated 3D user interface.
SeeSee costs $1.99 and works on iOS 4 (or later) with iPhone and iPod touch. iPhone EDGE (aka iPhone 2G) is not supported.
Download SeeSee for iPhone and iPod touch [iTunes Link]
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