Edit without the model maze.
Crop, straighten, resize, and adjust tone and color. Describe an AI edit when you need one. The first release prepares the two local AI tools through in-app setup and repair.
Private Windows MVP in development
Edit and sharpen your images on your own Windows PC. Precise controls, local AI, preserved originals, and privacy built into the architecture.
Why Latitude
Make precise adjustments, describe a local AI edit, or sharpen a favorite image. Review the result against your original while your prompts, source images, and results stay on your computer.
Crop, straighten, resize, and adjust tone and color. Describe an AI edit when you need one. The first release prepares the two local AI tools through in-app setup and repair.
Sharpen (Tikhonov) applies a fixed mathematical process. AI Sharpen uses a generative model and may change details. Both save a new copy so you can inspect the result against your original at 100%.
Your prompts, source media, and creations stay on your computer. We don’t have access to them.
The first Windows MVP
A local-only still-image editor for Windows x64: Edit, Sharpen (Tikhonov), and AI Sharpen, with the same tools in ordinary and Private Sessions. This is the scope we are working toward for the first release.
Import PNG, JPEG, or WebP images. Crop, straighten, resize, and adjust tone and color, or describe a prompt-driven local edit.
Choose mathematical sharpening without a model download or local AI enhancement. Compare the new copy with your original using Fit and 100% inspection.
Organize images in Sessions, keep originals, and export the copies you choose. Private Sessions add PIN-selected encrypted storage with the same editing tools.
Beyond the MVP: Image generation, image-to-video, motion tools, custom models, imported catalogs, style presets, batch editing, hosted Boost, cloud sharing, and Apple Silicon.
The privacy promise
Your prompts, source images, and results stay on your computer. Editing and sharpening run locally, while Private Sessions add encrypted storage for work that needs another layer of protection.
Early access
Join for private beta invitations and occasional product updates. There is no launch date to pretend we know yet.
One more step
Use the confirmation link we sent to finish joining the waitlist.
Straight answers
No. The MVP’s editing and sharpening workflows run locally on your computer. Your prompts, source images, and results are not sent to Lemon Latitude. We don’t have access to them.
You choose the edits and decide which results to keep. Each edit or sharpening operation saves a new copy, keeping your original available for comparison and export.
Sharpen (Tikhonov) uses a fixed mathematical process at the original image dimensions, with no AI model. AI Sharpen uses a local generative model to enhance detail and can change brightness, color, edges, or subject features. Compare either result with your original at 100% before deciding what to keep.
No. The first Windows release focuses on editing and sharpening still images. Image generation, image-to-video, and motion tools are outside the MVP.
Custom models and imported catalogs are planned beyond the MVP. The first release has one prepared local model for prompt-driven Edit and one for AI Sharpen, with setup and repair inside the app.
The MVP targets Windows x64. Tikhonov runs on the CPU and checks installed and currently available memory, leaving room for other applications. Supported GPU, VRAM, RAM, and storage requirements for AI Edit and AI Sharpen will be published after hardware qualification.
PIN-selected encrypted workspaces with the same editing and sharpening tools as ordinary Sessions. Manual lock hides private history, revokes previews and temporary media access, and cancels unfinished private work.
The Windows MVP is in active development. Release depends on reliable setup, useful editing and sharpening results, truthful queues and cancellation, Private Session protection, and a signed installer tested on supported hardware. Join the waitlist for beta invitations and availability updates.
Email support@lemonlatitude.com. The desktop app also prepares an optional local diagnostic report that you can review before choosing whether to share it.