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ReMuse Photos

Your memories, on your hardware.

TBD iPhone · iPad
Coming to the App Store

Your photo library. Your server.

Most photo apps store your library on a server you don’t own, under terms you didn’t negotiate. ReMuse Photos takes a different approach: every photo and video you manage with the app lives on your own Nextcloud server. We never see your photos. We can’t. We don’t have access to your server.

Your library is organized exactly the way it is on your Nextcloud — the same folders, the same albums, the same files. Open them in your Nextcloud web interface, copy them to your desktop, back them up however you like. They’re yours.

ReMuse Photos main timeline view
ReMuse Photos album view

Browse and organize

ReMuse Photos shows your photo library as a scrollable timeline ordered by the date each photo was taken, using EXIF metadata to get the date right even for older photos imported from elsewhere. Photos load quickly with a two-level thumbnail cache — fast in memory, persistent on disk.

Create albums, add photos to them, and manage your library from your phone. Smart albums for Favorites, Screenshots, Videos, and Recently Added are always up to date. Search by date range, file size, or type. Mark favorites with a tap and find them instantly later.

When you have multiple photos to manage, multi-select mode lets you batch-move, batch-download, or batch-delete. Large operations show live progress in a Lock Screen activity so you can put your phone away while uploads finish.

Upload from anywhere

Tap to upload photos from your iPhone’s camera roll. Share directly from any app using the iOS share sheet. The upload queue is backed by SwiftData and survives app termination — if you close the app mid-upload, it picks up exactly where it left off when you reopen it.

Video is fully supported. Large video files stream during upload to avoid memory exhaustion. The timeline shows video badges and plays video directly in the detail view.

Biometric lock

ReMuse Photos supports Face ID and Touch ID to lock the app at rest. Your Nextcloud credentials are stored in the system Keychain and never visible to the app after initial login. The app uses Nextcloud’s Login Flow v2 — a secure browser-based authentication — so your real password never enters the app.

Privacy first

There are no third-party SDKs, no analytics libraries, and no advertising frameworks anywhere in the ReMuse Photos binary. Every line of code — including the WebDAV sync implementation — was written by us. The app collects no usage data, no crash logs, and no analytics of any kind.

Your photos stay on your server. That’s not a feature. That’s the point.

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