The account screen

Every limit of your plan with what is used, and the way to upgrade.

Tap the account icon at the top of the photo grid. Everything about your Opensolr plan that matters to the app is on one screen.

01 · What is on it
Email, plan

The signed-in account and its plan.

This phone's index

The name of the index, photos_<ANDROID_ID>__dense, and the environment it runs in.

Disk space

Used of the limit, with a bar that turns to the accent colour past 90%.

Search bandwidth this month

Used of the monthly limit, with a bar.

AI requests this month

Used of the monthly allowance, with a bar, or No monthly cap.

Photos per month, left this month

What the allowance covers, as explained in plan limits.

Search by meaning

Whether the plan includes vector search.

Indexes on the account

Used of the allowance.

Photos in the index

Documents the index holds.

Updated

When the numbers were last read, mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm:ss.

When a limit is reached

The screen says it plainly: an index over its disk space or bandwidth stops taking new photos and answering searches, and new photos wait for next month's AI requests. The Upgrade at opensolr.com/pricing button opens the plans in your browser.

02 · The buttons
  • Refresh reads the numbers again. They are also refreshed after every sync.
  • Open this index on opensolr.com opens the index in the Opensolr control panel, for anyone who wants to query it, back it up or empty it. The app never needs you to.
  • Sign out asks first, then stops every sync and forgets the account on the phone. The index and everything in it stay in your account.

Opensolr Photos is open source and MIT licensed. Questions about your Opensolr account, index or plan go to opensolr.com/contact; questions about the app itself belong on GitHub.

Opensolr Photos Documentation