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Private photo apps

14 apps, each with a privacy passport

Photo libraries reveal faces, places and routines, so the key question is who can look inside the backup. Encrypted services like Ente keep the provider out, self-hosted servers like Immich keep everything on hardware you own, and on-device galleries never upload at all.

Leaving one of these?

If you only try two

  1. Privacy passport

    Ente Photos logoOur pick
    No tracking
    Minimal
    Open source
    Yes
    Only you can read it
    Encrypted
    No account
    Needed
    Free
    Free plan
    3 of 5 checks
    • Android
    • iPhone
    • Mac
    • Windows
    • Linux
    • Web

    Google Photos feel, but only you can see the photos

  2. Privacy passport

    Immich logo
    Immich

    Photos

    Our pick
    No tracking
    Yes
    Open source
    Yes
    Only you can read it
    Your server
    No account
    Needed
    Free
    Yes
    4 of 5 checks
    • Android
    • iPhone
    • Mac
    • Windows
    • Linux
    • Web

    Closest Google Photos match on your own hardware

All 14 photo apps

Passes

Works on

Ente Photos logo

Ente PhotosPick

Service29.6k

Photo and video backup with end-to-end encryption, so Ente cannot see your library. Apps for every platform, plus family sharing.

  • Minimal tracking
  • Open source
  • End-to-end encrypted
  • Account needed
  • Free plan
  • Android
  • iPhone
  • Mac
  • Windows
  • Linux
  • Web
Immich logo

ImmichPick

Self-hosted117.2k

Self-hosted photo backup with automatic phone upload, timeline, albums and face search that all runs on your own server.

  • No tracking
  • Open source
  • On your server
  • Account needed
  • Free
  • Android
  • iPhone
  • Mac
  • Windows
  • Linux
  • Web
Cryptee logo

Cryptee

Service533

Estonian service for encrypted documents and a private photo vault, all running in your browser.

  • Tracking not stated
  • Partly open
  • End-to-end encrypted
  • Account needed
  • Free plan
  • Web
PhotoPrism logo

PhotoPrism

Self-hosted40.4k

Self-hosted photo library that tags and sorts your pictures with on-server AI, browsable from any web browser.

  • Tracking not stated
  • Partly open
  • On your server
  • Account needed
  • Free plan
  • Web

Encrypted photo backup for Android and iPhone; photos are encrypted on the phone before upload.

  • No tracking
  • Open source
  • End-to-end encrypted
  • Account needed
  • Free plan
  • Android
  • iPhone
Aves logo

Aves

App5.5k

Android gallery that browses photos by date, place and tag on your phone, with a private map view and metadata viewer.

  • No tracking
  • Open source
  • Stays on device
  • No account
  • Free
  • Android

Desktop photo manager from KDE for large libraries: tagging, face recognition and editing, all offline on your computer.

  • No tracking
  • Open source
  • Stays on device
  • No account
  • Free
  • Mac
  • Windows
  • Linux
LibrePhotos logo

LibrePhotos

Self-hosted8.1k

Self-hosted photo server with face recognition, maps and event albums computed on your own machine.

  • No tracking
  • Open source
  • On your server
  • Account needed
  • Free
  • Web
Photoview logo

Photoview

Self-hosted6.6k

Simple self-hosted gallery that reads your existing photo folders and shares albums by link.

  • No tracking
  • Open source
  • On your server
  • Account needed
  • Free
  • iPhone
  • Web
PiGallery 2 logo

PiGallery 2

Self-hosted2.3k

Lightweight self-hosted web gallery that serves photo folders as they are, with no database to manage.

  • No tracking
  • Open source
  • On your server
  • Account optional
  • Free
  • Web
Memories logo

Memories

Self-hosted3.9k

Photo timeline app for Nextcloud with face and place browsing, plus an Android app for backup.

  • No tracking
  • Open source
  • On your server
  • Account needed
  • Free
  • Android
  • Web
Photok logo

Photok

App993

Encrypted photo vault for Android that hides private pictures behind a password, stored only on the phone.

  • No tracking
  • Open source
  • Stays on device
  • No account
  • Free
  • Android
Photok logo

Photok

App993

Android photo safe that keeps chosen pictures encrypted on the device behind a password.

  • No tracking
  • Open source
  • Stays on device
  • No account
  • Free
  • Android

What to check in photo apps

  1. 1 Whether backups are end-to-end encrypted or readable by the provider
  2. 2 Whether face and object search runs on your device or on their servers
  3. 3 How easy it is to export the full library with original files and dates

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