Google Photos can be replaced using these open-source self-hosted photo applications.

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To achieve a private Google Photos-like experience, consider using self-hosted, open-source alternatives like Immich, PhotoPrism, and Nextcloud Photos. These platforms offer varying features such as facial recognition, automatic backups, and mobile apps. Options like Chevereto and LibrePhotos cater to more simplistic needs, while Piwigo offers extensive customizability. Photoview and Lychee have their unique benefits, and Ente provides a hassle-free, encrypted cloud solution without the need for self-hosting.

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Many thanks for this article! I’m definetely going to host Immich.

Immich just announced a lifetime license…
<a href="https://immich.app/blog/2024/immich-licensing" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">https://immich.app/blog/2024/immich-licensing</a>
In my eyes this is pretty decent, as it allows the product to grow.

I need 3 months off work to do every selfhosted thing I want :D

I never heard of Immich before :)