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- Mac




Apps similar to PhotoPrism include Ente Photos, which is open source with a free version. Other options are Immich, Fossify Gallery, digiKam and Google Photos. Photo Managers like PhotoPrism are a crowded field, with more than 100 alternatives for Windows, Mac, Android, the web and self-hosting.




PicPocket is a photo storage service with a unique premise. Users create 'Pockets' which mimic chats, and then upload groups of photos as 'events' in the chat.



Tired of scrolling through hundreds of photos to find your best shots? SpectraSort uses on-device AI to instantly score and rank your photos so the best ones rise to the top.



iFotosoft Photo Viewer is a super fast photo viewer, versatile RAW image viewer, powerful editing and batch functions to deal with photos easily.



A fast, 100% offline, privacy-first Android photo and video gallery with hardware-backed AES-256 vault encryption and throwback stories.



Effortlessly geotag your photos with kaida ("where" in Tatar). This universal app uses GPX track data to automatically add GPS coordinates to your images.




The offline face-recognition photo organizer for Windows. It finds and groups every photo of the same person across your whole library, automatically. Free for personal and commercial use.


ImageTome is a zero-knowledge platform for sharing photos, videos and posts in private invite-only spaces called tomes, encrypted in your browser with a key the server never receives.




Memora is a privacy-first photo management application for Windows. Instead of manual tagging, it uses local AI to understand the content of your images, so you can search your library by describing a scene in plain language. Everything runs on your own computer.




Whether you have hundreds or thousands of images stored locally, Find That Image helps you instantly find what you're looking for. Just type a few words or drop in an image and Find That Image will take care of the rest.




Gather scattered photos from every drive and phone into one de-duplicated archive, filed by capture date, on your own computer.

