I use PhotoStructure, but that shouldn't be surprising, as I'm the author. PhotoStructure is a self-hosted webserver that runs on macOS, Windows 10, Linux, and

I use PhotoStructure, but that shouldn't be surprising, as I'm the author. PhotoStructure is a self-hosted webserver that runs on macOS, Windows 10, Linux, and docker, with a user interface that works well on mobile and desktop displays. In other words, your data stays yours: there's no cloud component, unless it's your cloud (it runs happily on very meager/cheap VPSs). There's a background sync service that keeps the PhotoStructure library automatically in sync with my filesystem, and can automatically organize photos and videos into a single, deduplicated directory hierarchy. Here's why I'm writing it: https://photostructure.com/about/introducing-photostructure/ https://photostructure.com/about/introducing-photostructure/ (and if you have any other questions or comments, please email me: hello@photostructure.com) I use Resilio Sync to automatically send my mobile phone's pictures to my NAS, and PhotoStructure automatically takes it from there.