SelfhostedEnglish • 1 year ago

PiGallery: AI-powered Self-hosted Secure Multi-user Image Gallery

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PiGallery: AI-powered Self-hosted Secure Multi-user Image Gallery

SelfhostedEnglish • 1 year ago

GitHub - vladmandic/pigallery: PiGallery: AI-powered Self-hosted Secure Multi-user Image Gallery and Detailed Image analysis using Machine Learning, EXIF Parsing and Geo Tagging

PiGallery: AI-powered Self-hosted Secure Multi-user Image Gallery and Detailed Image analysis using Machine Learning, EXIF Parsing and Geo Tagging - GitHub - vladmandic/pigallery: PiGallery: AI-pow...

Found this gallery; it also does detailed Image analysis using Machine Learning, EXIF Parsing and Geo Tagging

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1•1 year ago
That’s unrelated. This guy just prefixes his various tools with ‘Pi’ and this is his gallery

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