What Immich integrations and tools are listed on Awesome Immich?

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Awesome Immich is a curated directory of apps, integrations, tools, distributions, and guides built around Immich, the self-hosted photo and video backup solution. Its Integrations section lists 6 entries and its Tools section lists 10 entries. Each entry links out to a website or source code repository, so the directory itself is a starting point for discovery rather than a source of documentation. If you already run Immich and want to connect it to other services or extend what it can do, these two sections are where to look first.

Integrations (6 entries)

Integrations connect Immich with other services or workflows. The directory lists 6 of them, each pointing to either a website or source code.

Because the listing is link-based, the practical way to evaluate an integration is to open its source code or site and check:

  • What it connects to — the external service or workflow it targets.
  • How it authenticates — whether it uses the Immich API, an API key, or another mechanism.
  • Maintenance status — whether the repository shows recent activity.
  • Deployment shape — whether it runs as a separate service, a plugin, or a script.

The directory does not describe each integration in prose, so treat the links as the authoritative detail.

Tools (10 entries)

Tools provide additional functionality around Immich rather than connecting it to another service. Awesome Immich lists 10, again with website or source code links.

Typical things to check for each tool:

Check Why it matters
Website vs. source code only A website usually means a hosted or documented product; source-only means you build or run it yourself
Language / runtime Determines what you need installed to run it
Scope Whether it manages, migrates, analyzes, or monitors your library
Activity Recent commits or releases suggest it still works with current Immich versions

How to use these lists

  1. Open Awesome Immich and go to the Integrations or Tools section.
  2. Pick an entry and follow its website or source code link.
  3. Read that project's own README or docs for setup requirements — Awesome Immich does not restate them.
  4. Verify compatibility against your Immich version before deploying, since the directory does not track version support.

Common pitfalls

  • Assuming the directory is exhaustive. It is a curated list, not an official Immich index; other integrations and tools exist outside it.
  • Treating a link as an endorsement. Inclusion means someone found it worth listing, not that it is maintained or secure.
  • Skipping the source. For source-only entries, the repository is the only place to find install steps and configuration.

Where this fits

Awesome Immich also lists 16 client apps, 15 command-line tools, 2 distributions, and 14 guides, so integrations and tools are two of several categories. If your goal is connecting Immich to something else, start with Integrations; if you want to extend or manage your library, start with Tools.