@KTRosenberg actually you almost do the same with some extra steps. I though the same instantly - client/server peer-to-peer app for instant transfer. Than I found that capturing 20-200 high-quality photos in real time and sending them instantly over the network might cause a problem with your iCloud Drive space. And you cannot send your images immediately 'cause you just can't tell when to stop. When the last picture is taken. Might be it's just a pause. So you. have the same steps : make photos, choose folder, share it over the network (in almost one click) and then you're on Mac starting command-line on this folder. But we already have a tool to do this. It's called folder action. We might use automator and ask Mac to automatically start command-line photogrammetry on any dropped folder. Or make a droplet. It will be the same as you have client-server app with the same limitations. At least it seems so... I'm just not sure if command line utility creates LIST of all images in folder before it starts. Cause folder action will be executed immediately on folder drop and images would be still uploading... Shortcut/droplet will do it anyway. We now have shortcuts on Mac too, right ?