Every photo you take gets auto-annotated by Claude Vision — descriptions, text extraction, scene tags. Your camera roll, actually searchable.

What if your photo library could tell you what's in every picture? PhotoSource does that. Upload once, search forever.

I built a private photo library where AI describes every image, extracts all visible text, and tags the scene type. It's like having a librarian for your camera roll.

PhotoSource: auto-upload from your iPhone, Claude Vision annotates everything, search by what's actually in the photo. Private. Simple. Done.

Your photos are data. PhotoSource treats them that way — AI descriptions, OCR, scene classification, EXIF metadata. All searchable from a clean web UI.

Stop scrolling through thousands of photos looking for that one receipt. PhotoSource extracts text from every image automatically.

Built PhotoSource: iOS app syncs photos to private cloud storage, Claude Vision analyzes each one, web frontend lets you browse and search. The photo library Apple should have built.

Every photo gets 5-10 AI-generated tags, a natural language description, and any visible text extracted. Search "sunset over water" and actually find it.

PhotoSource is what happens when you point Claude Vision at your entire photo library. Every image annotated, tagged, and searchable in seconds.

The best camera is the one you have with you. The best photo library is the one that knows what's in every picture. That's PhotoSource.