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This Android app brings a convenient mobile gallery experience forPhotoPrism.

It does not support all the official web app functionality, but nevertheless has plenty of useful features:

• Sending photos and videos to Gmail, Telegram or any other app
• Content timeline with 5 grid size options, grouped by days and months
• Timeline scroll that lets you quickly jump to a specific month
• Configurable search
• Search bookmarks that let you save search configurations and apply them later
• Enhanced live photo viewer, which works best with Samsung and Apple shots
• Full-screen slideshow with 5 speed options
• Deleting items without archiving them first
• Importing photos and videos trough sharing
• Connection to both private and public libraries
• Endless session without the need to re-enter the password
• Support formTLS (mutual TLS),HTTP basic auth andSSO like Authelia, Cloudflare Access, etc.
• Basic TV compatibility that lets you browse the timeline with a remote-control(Not available in Google Play on TV,install as APK)
• ⭐ Extensions:
  • Memories – get a daily collection of photos and videos from the same day in past years
  • Photo frame widget – see random photos from your library on the home screen

The gallery is not intended to sync content with the library.For this, I recommendAutosync.

The gallery runs on Android 5.0+ and it is confirmed to work with the PhotoPrism release ofJuly 7, 2025.Compatibility with older PhotoPrism versions may be partial.

APK from the latest release

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• Classic views & ViewModel
• RxJava for concurrency
• Koin for dependency injection
• OkHTTP & Retrofit for networking
• Room database
• kotlin-logging & slf4j-handroid for logging
• Picasso for images & ExoPlayer for videos
• FastAdapter for lists
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