Lately, I’ve been having a lot of real-time thinking about what’s next for me. There are a lot of boxes that need to be checked in limited time and resources. 

My greatest challenge was always about documentation, finding the time to document a process. I discovered google photos and the story changed.

Google photos have been very efficient in helping me document my activities, I’ve been more organized, efficient and productive because Google Photo Helps me document my progress on the Go.

That satisfaction of knowing all you have to do to document your project (business, programs, education, etc) activities is just to pick up your phone and take some photos.

Here are a few hints on how google photo is helping me:

Creates Albums –  with better Intelligence

You can create albums and titles based on the projects you’re working on. You can either create some folders manually or the AI (Artificial Intelligence) helps you suggest some folders, based on faces, places you’ve been, people you met, seasons and special dates, instead of the usual monthly – grid or list display.  

Simply take photos, create albums and sort the photos into the right folders when you have some minutes to spare, usually less than 3 Minutes for me.

 Intelligent Sorting System.

The sorting system is highly accurate. Be specific with what you want to find; the sorting system options are very dynamic. Yes, a fast, accurate, and easy search feature can also fix you sorting problems just in case you can’t find something in the folder you expect it to be.

It has a partner called Google Lens.

Although this is another product entirely, I had to mention it because of the intent of this post – to help you be more productive.

With Google Lens, you can easily take photos of anything (object for instance) you want to know about and google lenses will search the whole content on the internet and show similar objects with links to more details about it.

As a farmer, you can snap the picture of a strange insect you found on your farm and get more details about it. As an artist, you can snap pictures of your paintings and see if there’s a similar pattern online – just to know if there’s someone who thinks like you. As a dermatologist, you can snap a picture of a type of skin infection and get more case scenarios you could refer to for more knowledge.

It’s for everyone, you’ll find it interesting even when you’re bored.