Photokoma

PhotoKoma is a desktop photo editor that works on a whole shoot at a time rather than one photograph at a time. It pairs RAWs with their JPEGs on the way in, sets the bursts and the misses aside without deleting them, keywords every frame as it goes, and groups what was shot together into scenes.
A look given to one frame of a scene carries to the rest of it, each photograph re-solved from its own exposure and white balance rather than handed a copy of the slider positions. Beneath that sits a full develop panel: tone and colour, clarity and dehaze, noise reduction, retouch, and masks that find the sky or the subject on their own rather than waiting to be drawn. It can also learn a photographer's hand, reading finished RAW and JPEG pairs from another editor and working out which of its own sliders come closest. Everything runs locally - the models are bundled with the application, and nothing leaves the machine.
It runs on Linux and Windows, and remains in development.