[tobtoh]

I wish there was photo management software which catered to non-enterprise multi-user environments.

ie families, or small organizations where the photos (and database) would reside on a computer, but other users on their computers could access it via the local network.

At the moment, this middle ground doesn't seem to exist. It's either single-user only photo management software or full-blown multi-user digital asset management software with enterprise-level pricing.

[mceachen]

PhotoStructure is absolutely designed for self-hosted family-and-friends access of local photos and videos. You'll get installation instructions emailed to you shortly after you subscribe to the beta. https://PhotoStructure.com

(Disclaimer: I'm the author, and wished the same thing you did, so I quit my job to build it).

[alexktz]

Any chance the website could show a screenshot or something? It’s just a generic thing right now and I have no interest in signing up to something I can’t see.

[mceachen]

Sure, I'll add some more prominently.

https://photostructure.com/about/v-0-8/ has several.

I added one on the home page, too.

[stanboyet]

Just read your first blog post, I signed up. But +1 for the screenshots on your website, it does not work as an illustration of the product.

[mceachen]

Sure. Done.

[gsich]

Me too. My "solution" is to have the photo software running at one PC and use RDP (or whatever you like) to access it.