json-camera
Your phone fills up. This shrinks photos to a fraction of their size and keeps them somewhere private that you can still browse from anywhere. At the same file size it holds more detail than JPEG.
Three taps to send. Pull any photo back out as a normal file whenever you want it.
You delete photos to install an app. This gets a library down to a fraction of its size, and you keep every one of them.
Cloud storage is rent. This is a fixed place to put photos that does not bill you again next month.
No account, no email, no name attached. Nothing here is scanned to sell you anything or used to train anything.
Scans, family albums, a wedding, a parent. Capture dates and places come across, so the archive stays in order.
Private use, one person at a time. No feed, no sharing, no algorithm deciding what you see. Your photos are yours and nobody is being sold anything.
Everything you have sent, grouped by month. Open one, or download a batch as normal files.
Open the galleryTwelve steps, large print, one screen at a time. The one to send to a parent.
Start the guideAndroid share sheet, a whole camera roll at once, or a folder already on your computer.
See the other routesShow it, print it with a QR code, or check it for typos.
Manage the keyDrop in one picture and watch it become a text file, scored against JPEG at a matched size.
The write-up: the networks, the entropy model, the range coder, and the measured numbers.
The networks, both file formats, the training pipeline, the library and this site.
Read this before you move anything you care about.
Built by Mubaraq Lawal.