Your memories stay yours.
Back up to your own computer over your home network. You choose where your family’s photo collection lives.
Local by designLomorage backs up photos and videos from your phone to your own computer. Keep the originals of first steps, family days, and everything in between — ready to revisit.
Free to use / No cloud subscription



A look inside the app
Browse your backup collection on your phone, with photos and videos arranged by date. Find your way back to those little moments as they grow.
Look through the backed-up collection in the app, rather than relying on a memory of a transfer.
Check backup status and open the files on your computer before removing originals from your phone.
Computer drives can fail. Copy irreplaceable family photos to a separate drive as well.
More memories. Less managing.
You take the photos. Lomorage helps you keep them — simply, privately, and in their original quality.
Back up to your own computer over your home network. You choose where your family’s photo collection lives.
Local by designFrom everyday snapshots to Live Photos and big videos, keep the originals, with their quality and metadata preserved.
Originals, alwaysGive each family member their own account. Keep personal collections separate and share the moments you love.
Made for the familyKeep your computer on and connected during backup. It does not need to run all day.
No place like home.
Your first backup, step by step
Choose Windows or macOS and follow the instructions below. Open Lomorage on your computer to set up photo storage.
Install the iOS or Android app and connect both devices to the same home network.
Start the backup in the app and keep the computer on. A large first backup takes longer; check the collection when it finishes.
More ways to make it yours
Alongside Windows and Mac, you can store your photos on a Synology NAS, Raspberry Pi or home server. Choose the setup that fits your home.
Install & download
For your first backup, install an app on each device. Let’s take it one step at a time and give today’s photos another home.
Your computer stores the photos. Complete this step on that computer, with enough free disk space for your collection.
Tap the button on your phone, or scan a code with its camera. Keep Lomorage running on your computer once setup is complete.
Make sure Lomorage is running on your computer and its first-time setup is complete.
Add or select your computer, then create an account or sign in. Each family member can use a separate account.
Start with a small batch. Check that backup is complete and the photos open before moving on to your whole collection.
The current quick installer disables automatic discovery by default. Enter your computer’s local network IP address and port (8000 by default) in the phone app. Both devices must be on the same network, and the computer’s firewall must allow access from your home network. Do not enter localhost on your phone; that refers to the phone itself.
Need help connecting? Contact us →Once your computer and phone account are set up, download the importer. Extract and open it, sign in with your existing account, select a photo folder, and start importing.
Read the folder & USB import guide ↗Find the NAS, Raspberry Pi and Linux options just above the installation steps.
Explore other device guides ↗Not sure what to do next? Tell us which computer and phone you use →
Both. Your computer stores the originals; the phone app transfers and browses your photos. Start with the desktop instructions in the installation section on this page, then get the phone app.
Your computer needs to be on and reachable to receive backups. Phone operating systems limit background activity. For your first or a large backup, keep the app open and check completion; installing the app alone does not mean your photos are backed up.
Check backup status, open the files on your computer, and keep another independent copy of important photos before removing phone originals. Start with a small batch while you learn the process.
Local storage is not a guarantee against loss. Drives can fail and files can be accidentally deleted. Regularly copy important photos to a separate drive and check that those files open correctly.
To access originals stored on your computer, it must be on and reachable. Offline browsing on your phone depends on what the app has cached; do not assume every original is available offline.
Make room for the next chapter
Try one complete backup, check your photos, and get comfortable with the process.
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