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FadCam is an open-source Android multimedia recorder designed around privacy, customization, and ethical use. It started as a seamless background video recorder, but its scope now includes dashcam-style recording, screen recording, live streaming over local networks, and remote camera control. The app is ad-free and built for users who want practical recording tools without relying on commercial surveillance-style apps.

Digital image organizer powered by the web. Scan local files, keep your privacy, and don't upload your personal photos to a cloud service. Non-destructive, the original images won't be touched (unless you purge the trash) Read various photo formats, JPG, PNG, TIF, WebP, HEIC / HEIF. Read raw formats of a whole bunch of cameras (only on Mac and Linux, see Issue #25) Browse photos by dates. View the photo in detail (zoomable). View EXIF information. Tags, favorites, rotate photos and delete photos.

...In this dms you can use your real world objects. You can build hierarchical structures and can easily make timelines from your letters Security is one big concern when you scan your personal documents Thats why this DMS is not build as Online/Cloud/Webservice. * I want my scans on my computer only * I want my papers crypted with standardsoftware i decide for me (like 7zip) * I want to open them in 20 years without this software This DMS respects this requirements * all documents are stored i a singe folder for easy backup * all documents are encrypted with your favorite cryting software (like 7zip) * source on github, no vendor-lockin * easy export of your documents * you own all your passwords and accounts, no secrets for the advanced user using latest eclipse rcp

The scope of the project is to establish a new architecture personal home pages are managed in the internet, thus the way the users would navigate them. The idea come from the new technology trends from internet. The key idea are compact, concrete, easy manage and loosely coupled structure (peer to peer). I will sketch out the technical detail in the wiki. And began to prototype it in my personal webpage.