Proton Drive’s new photo backup feature for Android protects snapshots of your life | Proton
Proton Drive’s new photo backup feature for Android protects snapshots of your life | Proton
Proton Drive’s new photo backup feature for Android protects snapshots of your life | Proton

I've been thinking of a solution to this for a while now but the problem persists. I'd love to not have to indefinitely increase my Google drive storage, and in fact I have a home server with terabytes of free space on it where my and my wife's photos get automatically backed up. The problem though is that they're so much more usable and accessible in Google Photos. We have shared albums with our friends and family of our kid, of vacations and events. If I don't remember when that funny picture of a duck was taken I can search "duck" or see a heat map of my photo library.
The same problem is true with Proton Drive. I mean, I did just set up photo backup because why not, I have the space. But once they're there what good are they if I can't find them, organize them, share them?
Try ente.io out. It's much closer to the Google Photos experience.
Magic search released, face ML is coming soon, and shared collaborative albums are already a feature.
Synology Photos (what I use) does all of that. The problem is for search and face match it's nowhere near as good as Google and for sharing, I'd have to ask people to install a new app and set up an account, but they all already have Google accounts
Immich is basically a g photos clone I've been meaning to try out
I just set up Immich on my home server this morning, it's awesome! And then Proton announces photos this afternoon. 😅
You can share them by right clicking and creating a link. And they are working on organization next.
I just use Syncthing to send my photos to my desktop at home. Automatically, instantly.
Specifically Syncthing-Fork, it moves all sync conditions into each sync job. https://github.com/Catfriend1/syncthing-android
There are clients for every OS. SyncTrayzor for Windows, Syncthing for Linux, Möbius for iOS.
This is not a solution to my problem. Read what I wrote.