Deploy PhotoPrism on your own server.

Photoview is a user-friendly photo gallery designed for photographers. It allows you to easily navigate through directories filled with high-resolution photos and videos. The app syncs with your file system, automatically organizing your media based on the file structure. Directories become albums filled with the photos and videos found within them. Photoview also automatically rescans for new media, keeping your gallery updated. Multiple users can be configured, each with their own directory of photos and videos, and each user's media is kept private with a username and password. Albums and individual photos or videos can be shared through public or password-protected links. Photoview also analyzes photos for EXIF metadata, displaying this information next to the photo and using it to present photos on a map. The app also has a mobile version for iOS, allowing you to quickly access your media library from your phone. Photoview supports RAW images, automatically extracts metadata from images and videos, and optimizes videos for the web. It also generates thumbnails automatically and ensures that your media is secure and private.

Shotcut is a free, open-source, cross-platform video editor that enables users to create and edit professional-quality videos. Written in C++, it supports a wide range of video formats and codecs thanks to FFmpeg integration. Shotcut provides powerful features such as multi-format timeline editing, 4K resolution support, and advanced video effects and filters. The app offers intuitive drag-and-drop functionality, customizable UI, and support for hardware acceleration. It also includes audio editing tools, frame-accurate seeking, and video compositing capabilities. Shotcut is designed to be user-friendly while offering advanced tools for video enthusiasts and professionals alike. Additional features include support for network stream playback, webcam capture, and external monitoring.

Urocissa is a self-hosted photo and video gallery designed to serve massive collections, capable of handling millions of images and videos. Built with Rust and Vue, it features blazing fast performance with an in-memory cached database that can instantly serve, search, and filter one million photos in under a second. It runs on as little as 4 GB of RAM even with a million photos, offers infinite scrolling without pagination using advanced virtual scrolling, and supports instant boolean search (and, or, not) across your entire library. Features include upload support, auto-sync from local folders, EXIF data extraction, user-defined tags, duplicate handling, shareable albums, and read-only mode.