Search your photos by describing them, with an AI that runs on a server Oracle gives you free

The companion to the reel. Immich is a free, open-source Google Photos alternative (115,000+ GitHub stars) whose AI search finds a photo from a plain description and groups faces on its own. This guide puts it on Oracle's Always Free server (2 CPUs, 12 GB RAM, up to 200 GB disk) with ONE block you paste into Oracle's setup page: no terminal. INSIDE: (1) Steps 1–3: a free Tailscale key, a free Oracle server, and the paste-in block. (2) The block, line by line: every download comes from Docker, Immich or Tailscale. (3) Steps 4–5: keep it connected, then turn on backup from your phone. (4) Keep it safe: backups, updates, Oracle's idle rule. (5) The test log from our own server: 8/8 searches found the right photo first, 7/8 photos of one person grouped. Independent guide from Hyperautomation Labs — not affiliated with Immich, Oracle, Google or Tailscale.

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