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Use reverse image search to find similar and duplicate images in your local photo collection;
Use comparison features to select the best images in a set of similar ones.
This project is a simple Java based web application to share your pictures on the internet. You can setup different users and each one will be able to see their Albums.
Also provided a REST API to integrate with external solutions.
Android solution is also implemented.
http://hudson.viewerfree.es/
sWPV ("Simple Web Picture Viewer").
Once setup, you just copy your original pictures to a new folder with an FTP client, and the pictures can be watched as a new gallery on the web (or your intranet).
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The Java Applet AWT Picture Browser allows anyone to setup and maintain an online gallery of images using no server scripting, and no JavaScript. The JPEG images are transferred to the server as folders of *.jpg files.