Stats

Your whole photo library in numbers, counted on the phone: years, months, days, hours, people, tags, things, places and cameras.

Stats shows your whole library in numbers: how many photos, how many are tagged or have people, and when, who, what and where they are. Every section is a chart with its full table under it, and every line that names a person, a tag, a place or a camera opens those photos.

01 · Opening it
  • Tap Stats in the header of the photos screen. The header reads Me, Sync, Stats, Map, Search.
  • Stats makes no request at all. The numbers are counted on the phone, from its own copy of your index, so they come back at once on a library of any size.
  • They are counted again every time the screen opens, so a sync that has just finished is already in.
  • Right after an install or a reset, while the phone is still reading its copy of the index, a note at the top says the numbers are still growing.
02 · The sections
Overview

Photos, their size on the phone, and how many are tagged, have people, have a place, have text read out of them, are not read yet, or have no date.

Photos per year

One column per year. A year opens exactly the photos it counted.

By month

January to December across every year: the months you take the most photos in.

By day of the week

Starting on the first day of the week of your language.

By hour of the day

0 to 23, in the phone’s time zone, like the date headings of the grid.

People

Every person named on your photos, with how many photos each.

My tags

Every tag you gave a photo.

Things

The words your photos were read into. On a plan without vector search no photo is read, so this section does not appear.

Countries and Cities

Where your photos were taken.

Cameras

Make and model, as one name.

03 · Charts and tables
  • Years, months, days and hours are column charts. A label is drawn under a column only where it fits, so none runs into another.
  • People, tags, things, places and cameras are bar charts of the ten biggest.
  • Under every chart is a table: the name, the number of photos and their share of the library. Long tables show ten lines and a Show all; Things lists its 50 biggest and stops there.
04 · Every line opens its photos
  • A line with an arrow opens the photos grid with that one filter: a year, a person, a tag, a thing, a country, a city or a camera. Tapping its bar in the chart does the same.
  • Back brings you to Stats exactly where you were.
  • Months, days and hours have no filter of their own, so they only count.
05 · Folding
  • Every section starts folded. A tap on its heading opens or folds it, and the button at the top opens all of them or folds them all.
  • Which sections are open is remembered for good; where you were in the list lasts for as long as the app runs.

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