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I need to put some order with the photos I take and I receive with my android phone. Just now I use Nextcloud sync client to upload and Photo/Memories Nextcloud Apps to manage photos.

However, I am not very happy with this setup because of the lack of one Android Application for photos and, thus, the photo gallery of my phone is totally different to the Photo/Memories timeline. And photos are not deleted from my mobile phone when I delete them in Photo/Memories. Which selfhosted photo manager do you think is better to backup and manage photos in sync with the phone?

A second question, is it better to manage the photo gallery with a folder structure or with the album functionality of the Photo application? Which is the best interoperable solution? If I use albums in Memories then I can export those albums to Immich, Librephotos... ? Or I would have to create all the albums again after the export?

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[–] mat@linux.community 2 points 1 year ago

I can highly recommend the nc-photos client for Nextcloud. It's so much better than the official client, and faster. It has support for the face recognition plugins. It's missing the file picker intent though, which is a shame. To share a photo, I have to find it in nc-photos then share to the app, rather than from.