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Best self hosted photo manager for multi user
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this post was submitted on 16 Jul 2023
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Photoprism offers multi user for sponsors
Yes but it costs almost like 2TB of Google photos + you need to take care of backups, updates, maintenance...
The main advantage is that it isn't Google, but the price point imho it's too high for something that I need to manage for family use
Does it work well? I haven't checked in a minute, but does I believe they used to recommend two separate installs for multi library
Haven't tried yet. I'm evaluating atm if I need it or not.
Multi user but without unique libraries for each user. Just one big photo library for every user.