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Cinephage is an ambitious all-in-one media management platform aimed at self-hosters who want a unified interface for movies, TV shows, live TV, downloads, indexers, subtitles, and streaming workflows. Instead of relying on a patchwork of separate tools that each handle one slice of the media stack, Cinephage brings everything under a single database and responsive UI built with modern web frameworks like Svelte. It’s designed so that everything — from content discovery to library maintenance and media retrieval — happens in one place without problematic synchronization issues. The platform boasts built-in support for multiple media acquisition paths (including torrent and Usenet indexers, streaming fallback mechanisms, and metadata discovery), smart quality and format scoring, and automated subtitle fetching, all while feeding results to compatible players and media servers.

RestorePhotos.io is an AI web app for restoring old, blurry, or low-quality face photos and bringing them back to life. It wraps the GFPGAN model (served via Replicate) behind a friendly Next.js front end, so non-technical users can upload an image and receive an enhanced version without ever touching ML code. The workflow is straightforward: you upload a photo, the serverless API route sends it to Replicate, and the restored image is returned and displayed in the UI. The project is production-oriented, not just a toy: it uses Bytescale for storage and image processing, Vercel for hosting and serverless functions, Auth.js + Neon for authentication and database, and Upstash Redis for rate limiting. ...