2Lloyd

I have bought Affinity Photo and see that I can share an edited image to Apple Photo but it is stored as a jpeg. Apple Photo does then act, sort of, as a database (at least I know what I have created and can look for the afphoto version with Affinity Photo); but if I need to need to find an afphoto format files later (and I am guessing it is similar in publisher) with Affinity Photo apparently I depend on looking for descriptive names in the Pictures folder? Does the Affinity suite support finding afphoto files in ways we normally search such as key words or a date sort? I do simple "publishing" sort of work (see attached). Maybe I will find greater happiness with your Publisher and will explore this.

I have not purchased Publisher or any Affinity product yet and am a Photoshop Elements (PE) user. Much of what I do with the PE editor looks like simple desktop publishing (see attached). Using this Adobe Product (PE) has become problematic because it is becoming very slow and because the Time Machine backup causes files to become disconnected . My questions are: Will Apple Photos be useable as the database or organizer for documents created in Affinity Publisher? The uploaded image is an Adobe PSD file with layers. Can I select it in Apple Photos and then select Publisher as the App to continue editing it? Or do I export this PSD file and import into Publisher?