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Private photo management. No server to deploy.

The Lasco mascot using the app to sync photos directly with a NAS, S3 storage, and an external drive
Get it on Google Play

The easiest way to sync your photo library to storage you control

Existing solutions

  1. Follow a long tutorial to install a photo server on your NAS or home server.
  2. Set up Docker, storage paths, and configuration files.
  3. Keep the server and its services running.
  4. Handle updates and database migrations when they arrive.
  5. Set up and manage backups outside the photo app.

With Lasco

  1. Download the app on your phone.
  2. Connect your NAS or S3 bucket.
  3. Sync.

A backup is just another remote

A phone connected directly to an external SSD

Plug in a USB drive, add it as a remote, and sync.

  • No server to self-hostSyncs directly from the app to the storage you control. No backend to deploy and maintain.
    • S3 bucket
    • NAS (SMB server)
    • USB drive
    • Lasco Cloud
  • Multi-deviceChanges from all your devices merge safely thanks to CRDT algorithms.
  • Open sourceLicensed under GPLv3.
  • Native appsBuilt natively for iOS and Android.Lasco photo library on a phone
  • E2EEYour photos are encrypted on your device before they leave.
  • Multiple usersAdd people to your library and build memories together.Lasco library member list

Get started

  1. Download the app

    Get it on Google Play

  2. Set up a remote

    • S3 bucket
    • NAS (SMB server)
    • USB drive
    • Lasco Cloud

  3. Import your library Optional

    On iOS, import iCloud or local photos through the app. On Android, import photos from your device.

  4. Keep using your library

    Add new photos, organize them, sync, and back up.

Lasco Cloud

The easiest way to get started with Lasco.

Get started

50 GB

Monthly

$2.99/ month

Annual

$2.49/ month

Billed yearly

  • 50 GB of encrypted photo storage
  • Two remote copies of your library (2 × 50 GB)