GitSnap — Photo Backup to GitHub, free.

What it does

Got tired of paying for cloud storage just to keep photos I barely open. Already used GitHub daily, so I built GitSnap. Sign in with GitHub, drag photos, upload. They sit in your own private repo. 1GB free, no subscription, no middleman. Built this in a weekend out of pure frustration. It's not trying to replace Google Photos, it's just a dead simple backup that costs nothing.

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