[Feature] Tinder-Like Junk Photo Cleaner for Immich

[encodedLife]

I have searched the existing feature requests to make sure this is not a duplicate request.

• Yes

The feature

First of all, I would like to commend the developers for the fantastic work done on the Immich Photomanager so far. Your efforts have created an excellent tool for photo management.

I previously used an Android app called "Junk Photo Cleaner" (Junk Photo Cleaner). This app was outstanding, but it eventually became unusable. The app scanned my gallery and generated a list of photos identified by its AI as "trash." I could then review these marked photos, similar to a Tinder-like interface, and choose which ones to keep and which to discard.

I believe adding a similar feature to Immich Photomanager would set it apart from other photo management tools. I have yet to find a similar function in any other photo management software. With the increasing number of photos and videos we accumulate, many of them end up being unnecessary and waste valuable storage space. An AI-powered feature in Immich could efficiently identify potentially trash photos and suggest them for deletion, helping users manage their storage more effectively.

Platform

• Server
• Web
• Mobile

[bo0tzz]

I've added this as a comment on #7202

[encodedLife]

Hi bo0tzz,

Thanks for pointing me to the discussion on #7202. I appreciate the connection and see the potential overlap.

To expand on the idea, I believe integrating an AI-driven junk photo cleaner that functions similarly to a Tinder-like interface would offer a unique user experience. While #7202 discusses using an ML model for ranking and selecting high-quality images, my suggestion focuses on identifying and proposing low-quality or unwanted photos for deletion.

Here's how it could complement the existing discussion:

• AI-Powered Trash Detection: Use a machine learning model to identify photos that are likely to be "trash" based on quality, duplicates, or other criteria.

• Tinder-Like Interface: Present these identified photos in a swipeable interface, allowing users to quickly decide which photos to keep or delete. This interactive approach can make the cleanup process more engaging and efficient.

• Storage Management: By effectively identifying and removing junk photos, users can reclaim valuable storage space, making their photo library more manageable.

Combining this with the ideas in #7202, we could create a comprehensive photo management tool that not only highlights the best photos but also helps users maintain a clutter-free library.

Looking forward to any thoughts or feedback on this expanded concept.

[MaaxGr]

Hey @encodedLife,
i liked the idea and vibe coded a prototype today. Let me know what you think :)
https://github.com/MaaxGr/ImmichTinder

I will use it to fill an album with pictures i like and display that album on my google tv.

[t0msk]

Why this feature is closed? I would like to see this, you could launch Tinder for any Album and if you swipe for yes it will keep and if you swipe for no it will move to trash, where it will be deleted after 30 days.