Galerion
Hi HN! I built *Galerion* because I was tired of messy galleries and complicated media managers. With Galerion, you can: - Organize photos, videos, and audio into playlists - Play them offline, even without internet - Share easily, all in a minimal, privacy-friendly app Important: *Galerion never uploads your files or creates copies*. It simply reads from your device’s gallery. If you delete a file there, it disappears in Galerion too. It's live on [Google Play](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.berk.galer...) and [App…
Galerion launched on September 25, 2025 with 8 votes, #1,468 of 8,160 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
Tired of messy galleries? Galerion organizes your photos, videos & audio into playlists, lets you play them offline, and share with ease. All in a simple, minimal, privacy-friendly app. Your files stay on your device, Galerion never creates a copy in app.
Galerion
- Easily manage your photos, videos, and audio files in one simple app. - Build custom playlists from your media for quick access and seamless playback. - Built-in Media Player – Watch videos, listen to music, or view slideshows without leaving the app. - Enjoy your media and playlists anytime, even without an internet connection. - Focus on your content with a distraction-free, user-friendly interface. - Set playback timers and view your media in full-screen mode for a better experience. -Galerion doesn’t copy your media – it just displays what’s on your device. If you delete a file from your gallery, it disappears herefrom whichny.com
In the maker’s words, at launch
Hi HN! I built *Galerion* because I was tired of messy galleries and complicated media managers. With Galerion, you can: - Organize photos, videos, and audio into playlists - Play them offline, even without internet - Share easily, all in a minimal, privacy-friendly app Important: *Galerion never uploads your files…
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