QuMagie

Name: QuMagie
Rating: 2 (71 reviews)
Author: QNAP Systems, Inc.

Browse photos on your QNAP NAS

Free

71 Ratings
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Photo & Video
Developer

QNAP Systems, Inc.
Language

EN
+ 22 More
Size

320.2
MB

QuMagie is a QTS photo management application that uses AI to help you manage photos and videos stored on your QNAP NAS. QuMagie integrates facial recognition and object recognition to make browsing and organizing photos and videos easier than ever before. With QuMagie Mobile, you can browse photos on your QNAP NAS anytime, anywhere. After QuMagie Mobile is connected to your QNAP NAS, your photos and albums will be accessible on your mobile device. Requirements: - QTS 4.4.1 or later, with QuMagie installed. - iOS 15 or later.

Ratings & Reviews

2.0

out of 5

71 Ratings

Constantly stops sync - okay UI
12/09/2020

TheSatsui
I can’t comment on the features because I can’t get anything to upload. It constantly stops unless I’m actively staring it, and even then it stops. Network is good and so is WiFi connection on phone. Large videos stop for no apparent reason after finishing uploading.Pretty much useless at this point.UI is fine, if not dated as others have mentioned. Hope they get the uploads working soon.
Constantly stops sync - okay UI
12/09/2020

TheSatsui

I can’t comment on the features because I can’t get anything to upload. It constantly stops unless I’m actively staring it, and even then it stops. Network is good and so is WiFi connection on phone. Large videos stop for no apparent reason after finishing uploading.Pretty much useless at this point.UI is fine, if not dated as others have mentioned. Hope they get the uploads working soon.
Getting better, finally useable
06/28/2020

webtechy8
As others have wrote, this is pretty typical of QNAP apps as for this recent release (1.1.0) it’s at least useable.It still has quite a few issues where I’ve already sent support tickets like any videos uploaded by an iPhone are iOS only and can’t be viewed by Android/Windows. No iOS Live Photo’s support, no iPad native/universal app, creating accounts for NAS users as an admin can cause confusing permissions issues when creating a NAS album, no ability to share from the mobile apps (have to create shares thru web UI). I’m sure I could go on but the basic functionality to at least upload your photos thru your phone and backup photos at least make this update at least more useable now. Gave this release 4 stars (really 3.5) as it’s more useable than some of QNAPs other mobile apps (Synology not a lot better either) but at least this app is still getting updates.
Getting better, finally useable
06/28/2020

webtechy8

As others have wrote, this is pretty typical of QNAP apps as for this recent release (1.1.0) it’s at least useable.It still has quite a few issues where I’ve already sent support tickets like any videos uploaded by an iPhone are iOS only and can’t be viewed by Android/Windows. No iOS Live Photo’s support, no iPad native/universal app, creating accounts for NAS users as an admin can cause confusing permissions issues when creating a NAS album, no ability to share from the mobile apps (have to create shares thru web UI). I’m sure I could go on but the basic functionality to at least upload your photos thru your phone and backup photos at least make this update at least more useable now. Gave this release 4 stars (really 3.5) as it’s more useable than some of QNAPs other mobile apps (Synology not a lot better either) but at least this app is still getting updates.
Remember “user friendly”? Update
07/06/2023

usedtobe_huedaman
This ain’t it. What possible sense is there to display a page full of microscopic random frames from each movie with total runtime displayed over each? No file names, no option to change the display. May as well just have a single button that says “make random selection”! Was this design ever reviewed by a person or was it just OK’d by AI? And this is supposed to replace Qvideo?Update- it gets infinitely worse. If you grow tired of qumagie using 100% of your nas cpu to the point it logs you out while it is trying to group faces and objects (doing a horrible job of both - though it does a fairly good job of saying your raw and jpeg versions of the same image are “similar”) and you decide to delete this abominable app from your nas, you will find that deleting qumagie also removes/invalidates your existing Qphoto and Qvideo databases, rendering those apps useless well before their official EOL.Photos and videos are still there - you just can’t access them with Qphoto or Qvideo. You have been warned. Probably should have been using a simple file manager in the first place…
Remember “user friendly”? Update
07/06/2023

usedtobe_huedaman

This ain’t it. What possible sense is there to display a page full of microscopic random frames from each movie with total runtime displayed over each? No file names, no option to change the display. May as well just have a single button that says “make random selection”! Was this design ever reviewed by a person or was it just OK’d by AI? And this is supposed to replace Qvideo?Update- it gets infinitely worse. If you grow tired of qumagie using 100% of your nas cpu to the point it logs you out while it is trying to group faces and objects (doing a horrible job of both - though it does a fairly good job of saying your raw and jpeg versions of the same image are “similar”) and you decide to delete this abominable app from your nas, you will find that deleting qumagie also removes/invalidates your existing Qphoto and Qvideo databases, rendering those apps useless well before their official EOL.Photos and videos are still there - you just can’t access them with Qphoto or Qvideo. You have been warned. Probably should have been using a simple file manager in the first place…
Good start! Needs work...
06/12/2020

Fromanjensen
It’s a pretty typical QNAP app from what I’ve seen. Functional, but rough around the edges. Like Qphoto, they need to update the UI to come up to modern standards. Less buttons and more gestures, for instance. Also, make it landscape compatible throughout and not just on photos! The ability to tag faces (or remove or fix tags) in photos would be nice for people with permission to do so. Also, being able to rotate photos would be great too. And while I have many more criticisms, I realize this is a 1.0 release so more may be in the works, but I’d really like it if the photo’s comment/description was a little easier to see and edit. I like to write descriptions for the family trip photos, so being able to see them at the bottom of the photo would be so much better than having to go into the info section and tapping the button to display it.
Good start! Needs work...
06/12/2020

Fromanjensen

It’s a pretty typical QNAP app from what I’ve seen. Functional, but rough around the edges. Like Qphoto, they need to update the UI to come up to modern standards. Less buttons and more gestures, for instance. Also, make it landscape compatible throughout and not just on photos! The ability to tag faces (or remove or fix tags) in photos would be nice for people with permission to do so. Also, being able to rotate photos would be great too. And while I have many more criticisms, I realize this is a 1.0 release so more may be in the works, but I’d really like it if the photo’s comment/description was a little easier to see and edit. I like to write descriptions for the family trip photos, so being able to see them at the bottom of the photo would be so much better than having to go into the info section and tapping the button to display it.

[Fixed Issues] - Fixed an issue where QNAP ID login caused an incorrect error message after updating to iOS 26.2. - Fixed minor issues to improve app stability.