A-Eye

A-Eye

Docker app from Vonhex's Repository

Overview

A-Eye is a self-hosted AI photo intelligence tool. This is a fork of the original A-Eye by SpaceinvaderOne (https://github.com/SpaceinvaderOne/a-eye), created to fix bugs present in the original. Uses a local Ollama vision model to understand, describe, tag, and rename your photos — no cloud required, everything runs on your own hardware. Supports automatic renaming, manual review mode, XMP sidecar writing (compatible with Immich, Lightroom, and digiKam), natural language photo search, quality detection for blurry or accidental shots, and a temporary workspace for processing photos from other devices. Works as a full photo renamer, a metadata enrichment tool, or a non-destructive read-only catalogue. Powered by Ollama for local AI inference.

Requirements

Requires a running Ollama instance with a vision model pulled, e.g. minicpm-v. Run: docker exec ollama ollama pull minicpm-v

Runtime arguments

Web UI
http://[IP]:[PORT:8000]/
Network
bridge
Shell
bash
Privileged
false

Template configuration

Web UI PortPorttcp

Port for the A-Eye web interface.

Target
8000
Default
8000
Value
8000
Photos DirectoryPathrw

Path to your photos directory. A-Eye will scan and process images from here.

Target
/photos
Default
/mnt/user/Photos/
Value
/mnt/user/Photos/
App DataPathrw

Persistent storage for the database, config, and thumbnail cache.

Target
/app/data
Default
/mnt/user/appdata/a-eye/
Value
/mnt/user/appdata/a-eye/
Ollama HostVariable

URL of your running Ollama instance. Use your server's LAN IP — not localhost (that resolves inside the container).

Target
OLLAMA_HOST
Default
http://192.168.1.x:11434
Value
http://192.168.1.x:11434
PUIDVariable

User ID that owns your photos directory. Run 'id -u' on your Unraid terminal to find yours. Default 99 = nobody.

Default
99
Value
99
PGIDVariable

Group ID that owns your photos directory. Run 'id -g' on your Unraid terminal to find yours. Default 100 = users.

Default
100
Value
100

Details

Repository
ghcr.io/vonhex/a-eye:latest
Last Updated2026-05-31
First Seen2026-05-04

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