Research toolkit for pixels-only image geolocation, retrieval, and evaluation
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Self-hosted tool that predicts where any photo was taken, using the GeoCLIP neural network. Runs entirely on your own machine — no uploads, no telemetry. Writes ESTIMATED coordinates into EXIF.
react docker-compose self-hosted pytorch exif privacy-first fastapi image-geolocation geoclip photo-geolocation
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Apr 14, 2026 - TypeScript
Free, open-source desktop app that estimates where a photo was taken. Self-contained, Windows, no paid APIs.
electron python osint computer-vision openstreetmap geospatial geolocation pytorch mapillary geoint geoguessr street-view osint-tool image-geolocation panoramax
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Jul 31, 2026 - Python
Campus-scale image geolocation using ResNet-50, grid-based localization, soft top-k decoding, FastAPI, and Streamlit.
docker machine-learning computer-vision pytorch resnet fastapi streamlit huggingface-datasets image-geolocation
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Jun 3, 2026 - Python
Research implementation of image geolocation using CLIP visual embeddings and S2 Geometry concepts.
python machine-learning computer-vision jupyter-notebook clip s2-geometry research-implementation image-geolocation
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Jun 23, 2026 - Jupyter Notebook
Image Geolocation using Pillow library in Python. Searching for exact coordinates embedded in exif data of an image, and extracting it.
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Apr 16, 2023 - Python
Open-source AI image geolocation & OSINT tool — find GPS coordinates from any photo by matching against street view panoramas using MegaLoc + MASt3R
osint computer-vision openstreetmap gps geolocation pytorch place-recognition image-matching faiss location-finder fastapi street-view osint-tool image-geolocation mast3r megaloc
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