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A private librarian for your photos
Where your photos come to rest.
It sorts, checks and protects your whole library on your own computer. Private. On-device. Undoable.
Every photo travels the same line, and ends up safe.
Stop 1
Point Terminus at a folder and it decides where each photo belongs: by focus, exposure, near-duplicates, or rules you write in plain English.
Stop 2
The integrity audit and the duplicate finder quarantine problem files. Nothing is ever deleted behind your back.
Stop 3
Memories brings back photos from your past, each with its own music, and a movie is one click away.
Stop 4
Send photos directly between your own devices, end-to-end encrypted, with no account in the middle.
End of the line
Every move is journaled, so any change can be undone and your library can return to how it was.
Tell it what matters. It files the rest.
A local model, or classic computer vision when you would rather skip the model, does the deciding. Want edits too? Edit with AI on this computer, or through a provider you choose.
One ticket, no strings
Your photos stay on your computer. Nothing leaves it unless you switch it on.
Terminus is in beta on the Snap Store for Linux. It runs in a strict sandbox and can reach your home folder.
$ sudo snap install terminvs --beta
# Photos on an external drive? Connect it once:
$ sudo snap connect terminvs:removable-media
Questions or feedback? Get in touch.
Terminus (n.) The last station on the line. Where your photos come to rest.