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Immich is a self-hosted photo and video management platform with mobile and web clients. It uploads and backs up media, supports multi-user libraries, albums and shared albums, public and partner sharing, offline mobile use, downloads, raw formats, Live Photos and Motion Photos, and user-defined storage structures. Its search can use metadata, objects, faces, and CLIP; it also provides facial recognition and clustering, EXIF and map views, global maps, memories, archival, favorites, folder views, and duplicate prevention. The project warns users to follow a 3-2-1 backup plan and provides installation documentation through its website.

Immich Gallery is an independent open-source native macOS client for browsing and managing an Immich photo library through an Apple Photos-style SwiftUI interface. It connects to an Immich server using an email account or API key and provides a month-grouped timeline, albums, people, places, maps, Live Photos, video playback, HDR images, OCR and CLIP smart search, metadata editing, uploads with duplicate detection, downloads, sharing, and administrative views. The app also integrates with macOS through multiple windows and tabs, Quick Look, Finder drag and drop, Shortcuts, the share sheet, widgets, and in-app updates. It targets the Immich v3.3 API and remains compatible with servers from v2.0, requires macOS 15 or later, supports Apple silicon and Intel Macs, stores credentials in the macOS Keychain, and is released under the MIT License.

HubSpot is an American software company that develops a cloud-based platform for inbound marketing, sales, customer service, and customer relationship management (CRM). Founded in 2006, its product suite includes marketing automation, sales tools, a CRM, a service hub, a content management system, and operations tools.

SurgePix is an AI visual platform for generating images, presentation decks, carousels, and posters. It provides a layered, Photoshop-like canvas for editing individual elements, with exports including PPTX and PNG. The platform also offers agent skills and an image-processing API.

A novelty GitHub webhook project that prints a repository star-giver's GitHub profile picture on a thermal receipt printer. A star event sends a payload through a Cloudflare Tunnel to a PHP script running on a Raspberry Pi; the script obtains the star-giver's display name and avatar URL, renders the avatar behind a photo-frame cutout with additional receipt information, and sends the formatted output through the escpos-php library to an Epson TM-T88IV printer connected by USB. The project is intended to frame and display the printed profiles on the maintainer's wall.