Eyeris

Eyeris

Docker app from Vonhex's Repository

Overview

Self-hosted photo manager for NAS and local libraries. Eyeris scans your photos, generates thumbnails, and gives you a fast searchable gallery — all on your own hardware. AI-powered image descriptions and tagging are offloaded to a connected A-Eye instance; Eyeris imports the results automatically. No cloud, no subscriptions, no local LLM required. Features include: A-Eye integration for AI descriptions and tags, EXIF and GPS metadata, duplicate and blurry photo detection, album organisation, SearXNG web image search, and a real-time dashboard.

Requirements

Optional but recommended: a running A-Eye instance for AI image descriptions and tagging. Optional: MariaDB for large libraries (SQLite used by default).

Runtime arguments

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

Template configuration

Web UI PortPorttcp

Port for the Eyeris web interface and API.

Target
8000
Default
8000
Value
8000
Photo DirectoryPathrw

Your photo library — local folder or SMB/NFS mount point.

Target
/data/images
Default
/mnt/user/Pictures/
Value
/mnt/user/Pictures/
ThumbnailsPathrw

Where Eyeris stores generated thumbnails and face crop cache.

Target
/data/thumbnails
Default
/mnt/user/appdata/eyeris/thumbnails/
Value
/mnt/user/appdata/eyeris/thumbnails/
DatabasePathrw

SQLite database storage. Ignored if DB_HOST is set.

Target
/data/db
Default
/mnt/user/appdata/eyeris/db/
Value
/mnt/user/appdata/eyeris/db/
Config file (.env)Pathrw

Persistent config file — Eyeris reads and writes settings here. Create an empty file at this path before first run.

Target
/app/.env
Default
/mnt/user/appdata/eyeris/eyeris.env
Value
/mnt/user/appdata/eyeris/eyeris.env
NAS HostVariable

IP or hostname of your NAS. Leave empty if photos are already accessible via the Photo Directory path above.

Target
SMB_HOST
NAS UsernameVariable

SMB/CIFS username for your NAS.

Target
SMB_USERNAME
NAS PasswordVariable

SMB/CIFS password for your NAS.

Target
SMB_PASSWORD
NAS SharesVariable

Comma-separated share names to scan, e.g. photos,media,camera-uploads

Target
SMB_SHARES
A-Eye URLVariable

URL of your A-Eye instance, e.g. http://192.168.1.100:7171. Connect A-Eye to enable AI image descriptions and automatic tagging.

Target
AEYE_URL
A-Eye UsernameVariable

Username for HTTP Basic Auth on your A-Eye instance. Leave empty if A-Eye is unauthenticated.

Target
AEYE_USER
A-Eye PasswordVariable

Password for HTTP Basic Auth on your A-Eye instance.

Target
AEYE_PASS
SearXNG URLVariable

URL of a SearXNG instance for the web image search feature (optional).

Target
SEARXNG_URL
Scan WorkersVariable

Number of parallel scan workers. Raise to 3-4 on fast systems; lower if your system struggles.

Target
SCAN_CONCURRENCY
Default
2
Value
2
Scan Interval (minutes)Variable

How often Eyeris rescans for new photos.

Target
SCAN_INTERVAL_MINUTES
Default
60
Value
60
Scan Schedule EnabledVariable

Set to true to restrict scanning to a time window (e.g. overnight only).

Target
SCAN_SCHEDULE_ENABLED
Default
false
Value
false
Scan Schedule StartVariable

Start of the allowed scan window (24-hour HH:MM). Only used when SCAN_SCHEDULE_ENABLED=true.

Target
SCAN_SCHEDULE_START
Default
22:00
Value
22:00
Scan Schedule EndVariable

End of the allowed scan window (24-hour HH:MM). An end time before the start time crosses midnight.

Target
SCAN_SCHEDULE_END
Default
06:00
Value
06:00
MariaDB HostVariable

MariaDB host IP or hostname. Leave empty to use the built-in SQLite database (recommended for most users).

Target
DB_HOST
MariaDB PortVariable

MariaDB port.

Target
DB_PORT
Default
3306
Value
3306
MariaDB UserVariable

MariaDB username.

Target
DB_USER
Default
root
Value
root
MariaDB PasswordVariable

MariaDB password.

Target
DB_PASSWORD
MariaDB DatabaseVariable

MariaDB database name.

Target
DB_NAME
Default
image_catalog
Value
image_catalog

Details

Repository
ghcr.io/vonhex/eyeris:latest
Last Updated2026-06-01
First Seen2026-05-04

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