Anagnorisis, local data-management with trainable recommendation engine
Anagnorisis, local data-management with trainable recommendation engine
I've been working on a project for the past two years called Anagnorisis. It's an self-hosted system that acts like a personal, local Google for all your household's media - music, photos, videos and notes. The core idea is to reclaim our data from cloud services and build a recommendation and search system that is 100% private and adapts to your personal tastes. The whole system is built with Python (Flask, PyTorch, Transformers) and runs locally on your own machine. For me, this started as a personal quest to build a spiritual completely local successor to Grooveshark's fantastic recommendation engine, which I've missed for years. It has since grown into a much broader tool that I use daily. I believe we need more tools that give us the power of modern AI without sacrificing privacy and ownership of our most personal data. I'd love to get your feedback and hear your thoughts.
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