Encrypted photo manager. Protect your personal memories. Whether it’s family vacations, birthdays, or everyday moments, ensure your photos stay private and secure.
https://github.com/emily-elizabeth/SecurePhotos_LC
If you download the source code, rename the file extension to ".livecode"
Secure Photos
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Emily-Elizabeth
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floorbelted
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Re: Secure Photos
Hi Emily-Elizabeth,Emily-Elizabeth wrote: ↑Fri Dec 26, 2025 3:54 amEncrypted photo manager. Protect your personal memories. Whether it’s family vacations, birthdays, or everyday moments, ensure your photos stay private and secure.
If you download the source code, rename the file extension to ".livecode"
This looks really cool! I like the idea of having an encrypted photo manager — definitely something I’d use for personal memories. The LiveCode implementation makes it even more interesting.
I’m curious, do you have any tips for getting started with the source code? Also, will there be updates for handling larger photo libraries efficiently, or is it mainly aimed at smaller collections?
Thanks for sharing this — I’ll check out the GitHub repo!
Mike Paul
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Emily-Elizabeth
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Re: Secure Photos
Hi Mike, thank you for the kind words. It should handle large libraries but I personally have only tested with small amount of photos. If there is something you are finding that is a bottleneck, let me know and I can look in to it. Where to start in the source code - anywherefloorbelted wrote: ↑Mon Mar 30, 2026 5:33 amThis looks really cool! I like the idea of having an encrypted photo manager — definitely something I’d use for personal memories. The LiveCode implementation makes it even more interesting.
I’m curious, do you have any tips for getting started with the source code? Also, will there be updates for handling larger photo libraries efficiently, or is it mainly aimed at smaller collections?
Thanks for sharing this — I’ll check out the GitHub repo!
~Emily