Open source alternatives to Iris
50 open source Photo & Video apps to use instead, best rated first.
Top picks
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Jellyfin
LaunchFree, open source media server that lets you collect, manage, and stream your personal library to any device, with no fees, tracking, or vendor lock-in.
Open source
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Immich
LaunchBack up, organize, search, and browse your personal photo and video library on your own server, with no third-party cloud access.
Open sourceSelf-hosted
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OpenCut
LaunchBrowser-based, open source video editor built for privacy. No installs, no account required, works on any platform.
Open source
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LosslessCut
LaunchDesktop app for lossless video and audio editing. Cut, trim, merge, and remux files in seconds without re-encoding, using FFmpeg under the hood.
Open source
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OBS
LaunchOBS (Open Broadcaster Software) is free and open source software for video recording and live streaming. Stream to Twitch, YouTube and many other providers or record your own videos with high quality H264 / AAC encoding.
FreeOpen source
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Etherpad
LaunchEtherpad is a modern, really-real-time collaborative document editor designed to facilitate seamless collaboration between multiple users. Its intuitive interface and robust functionality make it an ideal tool for teams and individuals look
FreeOpen sourceSelf-hosted
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About Iris
Iris
Your photos, fully yours
Your photos, fully yours. Iris is the native Mac photo library that helps you find, explore, and rediscover the people, places, and moments you love — privately, on your own computer, with the smarts of a cloud service and none of the cost. Photos used to live on your Mac. With Iris, they still do.
- Price
- Paid
- Made by
- Retina Studio
- Category
- Photo & Video
- Website
- irisphotos.app
