Facet rates every photo, throws out the bursts, blinks and near-duplicates, and gives you a fast private gallery you can search in plain words and browse by the people in it. No cloud, no accounts, no subscriptions.
A private gallery to browse and explore your whole library — and a culling workflow to keep only the shots that shine.
Everything Immich and PhotoPrism give you for organizing — plus the quality scoring and ranking they don't.
A free, local alternative to Aftershoot, Narrative and FilterPixel — with scoring that learns your taste.
Smart photo tools that run entirely on your machine — a graphics card is optional.
Rates every photo's quality and picks the keepers, so you don't scroll through thousands.
Type "sunset on the beach" and get the photo — no manual tagging needed.
Highlights well-framed shots — rule of thirds, leading lines and more.
Groups your photos by who's in them and learns the names you give.
Auto-labels scenes and subjects so you can filter your whole library instantly.
Tells the subject from the background to judge focus and framing.
Works on a laptop CPU; a graphics card just makes it faster and sharper.
Plays nicely with Lightroom, darktable and digiKam via standard sidecar files.
Pick your hardware, copy two lines. One image serves every profile — it runs on a plain CPU with no graphics card.
Facet# …or install natively, without Docker
git clone https://github.com/ncoevoet/facet.git && cd facet
bash install.sh
python facet.py /photos
python viewer.py