Self-Hosted

A self-hosted, AI-powered photo management application with face recognition, automatic categorization, map views, and album management. In the con/serve architecture, PhotoPrism serves as a rich visualization frontend over git-annex-tracked photo archives, applying the data-visualization separation principle: photos live in git-annex, PhotoPrism provides the browsable UI.

A simple, self-hosted photo gallery designed for photographers who want a clean browsing experience over existing folder structures. Already deployed as a service in Lab-in-a-Box. Lighter than PhotoPrism, it reads photos directly from the filesystem without requiring import or database migration.

A self-hosted internet archiving tool that takes URLs and saves them in multiple formats – HTML, PDF, screenshot, WARC, media files – for long-term preservation.

A single-file Python file server supporting HTTP, WebDAV, SFTP, FTP, and TFTP with resumable uploads, content-based deduplication, media indexing, and a full-featured web interface. Useful as an ingestion front-end and quick file sharing tool within research infrastructure.

A fork of Forgejo that adds native git-annex protocol support, enabling self-hosted web browsing, cloning, and collaboration on DataLad datasets. Foundation of the DataLad Hub service.

A fork of Gogs with git-annex support for versioning large research data files, operated by G-Node (German Neuroinformatics Node) at LMU Munich. Funded by the same NSF+BMBF CRCNS program as DataLad.