Lomorage

A photo backup system that copies phone photos to your own computer, NAS or Raspberry Pi.

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About Lomorage

Lomorage backs up photos from iPhone and Android phones to a computer or NAS you keep at home, in original quality and without a cloud subscription. The server side installs on Windows, macOS, Ubuntu, Raspbian, Synology, Unraid and Docker, and there is an importer for existing photos.

Photos can be found with AI scene search, by person, place, date, on a map, or by words inside images such as receipts. The AI can run on the phone with optional syncing of results to your server. A Free Up Space feature helps clear the phone once photos are safely stored.

Strengths

  • Photos stay on your own hardware in original quality
  • Server runs on many systems including Raspberry Pi, Synology and Docker
  • Search by scene, person, place and text inside images
  • Free Up Space to clear the phone after backup

Limitations

  • Requires a computer or NAS at home to act as the server
  • License and source availability are not stated

Details

Pricing
FreeFree to use with no cloud subscription or monthly fees.
License
Proprietary
Platforms
Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS, Self-hosted
How it runs
Downloadable app, Self-hosted
Best suited for
Families who want phone photos backed up to a home computer or NAS instead of a cloud service
Last verified
Added
Provenance
Facts checked against the developer's own pages and store listings, 1 sources on file.

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  • Immich

    A self-hosted photo and video backup platform with mobile apps, aimed at replacing Google Photos.

    Immich is an open source AGPL-3.0 self-hosted backup server with Android and iOS apps and Free Up Space, but it needs Docker and at least 6 GB RAM.

  • Synology Photos

    A photo library app for Synology NAS devices, with mobile apps that back up phone photos.

    Synology Photos backs up phones to a Synology NAS with share links and folder permissions, but it requires Synology hardware and is closed source.

  • PhotoSync

    A mobile app that transfers and backs up photos and videos between phones, computers, NAS devices and clouds.

    PhotoSync transfers phone photos in full resolution to computers, NAS or cloud services over local Wi-Fi, acting as a transfer app rather than a library server.

  • Tonfotos

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    Tonfotos syncs phone photos to your own computer or NAS and adds face recognition and a family tree, with some features in a paid version.

  • Mylio Photos

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    Mylio Photos syncs one library across desktop and mobile devices without cloud storage, but full features require a paid plan and it is not open source.

  • Ente Photos

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    Ente Photos offers end-to-end encrypted storage with open source clients and server, either hosted as a paid plan or self-hosted on your own hardware.

  • Google Photos

    Google's hosted photo and video service with automatic backup from Android and iOS and 15 GB of shared free storage.

    Google Photos replaces the home server with Google's cloud and 15 GB of shared free storage, adding AI search and editing tools on mobile.

  • QuMagie

    A photo management app for QNAP NAS devices that organizes photos by people, things and places.

    QuMagie keeps photos on a QNAP NAS with AI grouping by people, things and places, but only runs on QNAP hardware and is closed source.

Lomorage as an alternative

Listings that name Lomorage as an alternative.

  • Degoo

    A cloud storage service for automatic photo and video backup from phones, with a free plan.

    Lomorage keeps phone photos on your own computer, NAS or Raspberry Pi instead of a cloud service, but needs a home server.

  • Memories

    A free, open-source photo management app for Nextcloud with a timeline, albums and automatic tagging.

    Lomorage backs up phone photos to your own computer, NAS or Raspberry Pi with search by scene and person, but its license is not stated.

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