I’ve stopped using Google Photos but haven’t really found a suitable android app (or two separate ones) which can replace two main features:

  1. One-click post-processing - I think Google called it something like “auto awesome”, basically a single button which slightly tweaked brightness, contrast, and presumably a few other things to make snaps look a bit better
  2. Automatic backup - I’ve tried proton drive but the app is a bit slow to load thumbnails, and critically it’s a one-way copy so you have to manually re-delete everything from your phone

Any recommendations for apps which can replace these features? Doesn’t have to be all-in-one, and FOSS is preferred!

  • smeg@feddit.ukOP
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    1 day ago

    I’ve started using Ente and it seems pretty good. Reckon they just copied Google Photos to make it more compatible for importing/exporting?

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      17 hours ago

      I guess so, but the best way is to preserve the meta data within the image itself without having to mess about with python scripts to put it all back in.

      Now if only immesh had full support for rclone.