Photofield
A self-hosted, single-binary photo gallery focused on speed, simplicity, and handling massive photo collections.
What is Photofield?
Photofield is a self-hosted photo gallery application built as a single binary, focusing on extreme speed and simplicity. It allows users to view and manage large photo collections locally, with features like seamless zoom, semantic search, and reverse geolocation. The project solves the need for a fast, private, and non-invasive alternative to cloud-based photo services.
Individuals or small teams who want to self-host a high-performance photo gallery, especially those with large personal photo libraries (tens of thousands of images) and a preference for privacy and control.
Developers choose Photofield for its exceptional performance with massive collections, simple deployment as a single binary, and non-invasive design that treats the filesystem as the source of truth. It offers a unique blend of advanced features (semantic search, reverse geolocation) with a lightweight, self-contained architecture.
Overview
A self-hosted non-invasive single-binary photo gallery with a focus on speed and simplicity.
Use Cases
Best For
- Self-hosting a private photo gallery with large collections
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