Surprised that neither the article, nor the comments mention Photoprism from what I can see. It’s not I’ve been hosting Photoprism and syncing my photos with PhotoSync from my iPhone for a while now. I would consider switching to another solution if it had in-browser basic editing (cropping, contrast / white balance adjustment, etc).

https://www.photoprism.app/

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anotherpaul 8 hours ago | parent | next [-]

So am I seeing this right:

Immich, ente and photoprism all compete in a similar space?

Seems immich is the most polished webpage, but which solution will become the next cloud for photos is to be seen. Surely it's not next cloud anymore, considering the comments here.

	▲	palata 6 hours ago \| parent [-]
		> Surely it's not next cloud anymore, considering the comments here. I have been testing Nextcloud for backing up photos from my family members' phones. Wouldn't recommend. The sync on iOS works well for a while, then it stops working, then some files are "locked" and error messages appear, or it just stops syncing, and the only way I find to recover is to essentially restart the sync from scratch. It will then reupload EVERYTHING for hours, even though 95% images are already on the server. Note that in my use-case, the user never opens the app. It has to work in the background, always, and the user should not have to know about it.

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andrejserafim 5 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

I've switched from photoprism to immich. Immich is a much more active project, bugs are fixed, face recognition is an order of magnitude better, just an overall more solid experience. If you are choosing, I wouldn't doubt for a second to go with immich.