I built a Google Photos replacement for desktop that is fully offline
I built a Google Photos replacement for desktop that is fully offline
I use Google Photos on my phone a lot, but there are thousands of old photos on my laptops as well. So over the week, I played around with Ollama/Llava and wrapped it into a Kotlin Multiplatform desktop app. Goal: a desktop app that runs on Windows/macOS/Linux and organizes photos into collections that are tagged by an offline LLM. In the next version, I want to add face recognition and tagging too. This would be especially useful for me to find various faces from weddings. You can install it from GitHub, but I would suggest just downloading the repo, opening it in IntelliJ IDEA, and running ./gradlew :composeApp:run.
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