The Me screen

Your Opensolr account, your plan's numbers and the app's settings, on one screen.

Tap Me in the header. Your Opensolr account, your plan's numbers and the app's settings are on one screen, in groups that fold.

01 · App updates

App version, the version on this phone, and Check for updates. When a newer version exists, what is new in it and Update to X. See updating the app.

02 · Account info
  • Email and Plan; tapping the plan opens your Opensolr account.
  • This phone's index: its name, photos_<ANDROID_ID>__dense. See the phone's index.
  • Privacy policy and Delete account and data, which open those pages on opensolr.com.
03 · Account stats
  • Disk space and BW (search bandwidth this month), each with a bar.
  • AI requests this month, with a bar, or No monthly cap.
  • Photos per month and Photos left this month: what the allowance covers.
  • Search by meaning: Included or Not included.
  • Indexes on the account, Photos in the index and Updated (mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm:ss).

The group's badge counts the plan warnings in force. When a limit is reached says what happens: over disk or bandwidth the index stops; out of AI requests, photos are indexed without words. Open your Opensolr account opens it in your browser, and Refresh reads the numbers again; they are also read after every sync. See plan limits.

04 · Settings
  • Backup: Use mobile data, Backup quality once a backend is set, and the button to the backend. See backup settings and backup.
  • Feedback: the haptic feedback switch. See haptic feedback.
  • Language: the app's language. See app languages.
  • Places: Locate new photos. See places.
  • Search tuning: the Semantic ↔ Lexical Balance and Lexical matching. See search tuning.
  • Search cache: how long answers are reused, and Clear cache. See the search cache.
05 · Advanced
  • Manage this index in your Opensolr account opens the index in the Opensolr app; without it, the app offers to install it or to open the index on opensolr.com. A regular Opensolr Index, yours to query, export, back up or empty.
  • Sign out asks first: syncing stops and this phone forgets your Opensolr account. Your index and the photos in it stay in your account. To sign a phone out from elsewhere, use Account › Devices.

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