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MyLora - One site to Rule them all!

MyLora had a Shoutout Article at TurtlesAI! Check it out! =)

It’s been a long time... but I finally did it.
The dream of my own LoRA database has come true —
and now, I want to share it with all of you.

Notice to everyone who read this:
I need some Testers and Reviewer on Github.
If you feel safe in Testing things, feel free to reach out on Github =)

🔥 MyLora – One Site to Rule Them All (Open Source & Self-Hosted)

Sick of chaotic model folders, missing previews, or online model managers that want your soul (and data)?
Meet MyLora – your own sleek, local LoRA hub. No cloud. No nonsense. Just full control.

🧩 What is MyLora?

MyLora is a self-hosted web application that helps you manage your .safetensors LoRA models in a clean, searchable gallery with auto-tagging, previews, categories, and metadata – all from the comfort of your local machine.

It’s Open Source (MIT license), fast to deploy, and tailored for people who want control without compromise.

🛠️ Key Features

  • ⚡ One-click upload wizard
    Drag & drop your model + preview images and let the app handle the rest.

  • 🔮 Auto metadata extraction
    Tags, resolution, architecture – everything is parsed and indexed.

  • 🧠 Smart tag indexing
    Includes ss_tag_frequency and other meaningful stats for power users.

  • 🖼️ Searchable grid gallery
    Infinite scroll, search bar, category filters – and everything links to model detail pages.

  • 📁 Local-first category management
    Add, remove or migrate categories directly within the app.

  • 📦 Bulk import & legacy migration scripts
    Got an existing collection? Bring it in with one command.

  • 🌒 Dark mode by default
    Because Light Mode is for... pacifists. 😌

  • 👤 User accounts
    Login/logout with role-based permissions and secure session cookies.

  • 🎭 Guest mode
    Visitors are redirected to a public "Model Showcase" with preview-only details.

  • 🛡️ Admin tools
    Manage users via web UI – and bootstrap the first admin with usersetup.py.

  • 🚧 Themed error pages
    Friendly 404 and access denied pages. Yes, even your mistakes look nice.

⚙️ Requirements

MyLora is tested and stable on:

  • Linux (Ubuntu 22.04 & 24.04)

  • Python 3.12.3 or newer

  • venv + pip required (standard in most Python installations)

Other systems might work, but support is focused on Linux environments for now.

🚀 Installation (One-Liner Setup)

Get up and running in seconds:

curl -sL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/AsaTyr2018/MyLora/main/setup.sh | sudo bash -s install

Once installed, visit:
📍 http://{serverip}:5000

Updating or removing is just as easy:

sudo ./setup.sh update       # to update  (Can be done while it's still running)
sudo ./setup.sh uninstall    # to remove (Like install, just... Uno Reverse)

Docker Support

As promised, MyLora is now available via Docker!

You can find the official Docker Compose file here:
👉 MyLora Docker Compose (GitHub)

How to run it:

  1. Download the docker-compose.yml.

  2. Place it in its own secure folder (recommended, since data will be mapped externally).

  3. Run:

docker compose up -d

Persistent Volumes

MyLora stores important data outside of the container for easy backup and portability:

volumes:
  - ./loradb/uploads:/app/loradb/uploads        # User uploads (LoRAs, images, etc.)
  - ./loradb/search_index:/app/loradb/search_index  # Search index data

Make sure these folders exist next to your docker-compose.yml.

Ports

  • Default port: 5000
    Accessible via http://localhost:5000

Admin Setup

Since the latest version, at least one Admin user is required.

Without Docker:

python3 ./usersetup.py <username> <password>

With Docker:

docker exec <container_name> python3 ./usersetup.py <username> <password>

Replace <container_name> with the name of your running container
(you can check it with docker ps).

That’s it!

Once the Admin user is created, MyLora is ready to go.
Happy prompting!

🤘 Why Self-Host?

  • No third-party cloud.

  • No upload limits.

  • No account needed.

  • No tracking.

  • Just your models, your rules.

🧠 Tech Stack

  • Built with FastAPI, served via Uvicorn

  • Uses SQLite for local database storage

  • Fully responsive UI (desktop & mobile)

  • REST API available for local automation workflows

  • MIT Licensed – free forever

📦 GitHub

👉 Get it here
Stars appreciated! ⭐

🧙 Final Words

MyLora isn't just a viewer – it's your personal model sanctuary.
Made by a creator, for creators who want speed, structure, and sovereignty over their AI workflows.

Let your models live in a home that actually respects them –
One site to rule them all.

Bulk Uploader (NEW)

MyLoRA‑Uploader (See in the Attachments of this Post)
A simple but powerful bulk uploader for MyLoRA – your all‑in‑one LoRA hosting solution.

This script:

  • Logs in automatically to your MyLoRA server for each upload cycle.

  • Uploads LoRA .safetensors models and their preview images (matched by folder name).

  • Keeps track of successfully uploaded models in uploaded.txt – no duplicates, no rework.

  • CLI‑friendly: easily specify server, credentials, and directories.

How it works

  1. Place your LoRAs in one directory (e.g., Q:\LoraTrainingDone).

  2. Place your preview images in folders with the same name as the LoRA file (e.g., W:\fooocus\outputs\Done\MyModel\preview1.png).

    1. Important: Check the python script content for Configs!!

  3. Run the script – it pairs LoRAs with their previews and uploads them to MyLoRA.

  4. Successfully uploaded models are logged in uploaded.txt so the script only processes new ones next time.

Command‑line usage

python MyLoRA-Uploader.py \
  --server http://192.168.1.15:5000 \
  --user admin \
  --password mysupersecretthatiwoulddefinitlynotpostpublic:P \
  --lora-dir Q:\LoraTrainingDone \
  --preview-dir W:\fooocus\outputs\Done

Parameters:

  • --server → URL of your MyLoRA instance (e.g., http://192.168.1.15:5000).

  • --user / --password → MyLoRA login credentials (must be Admin).

  • --lora-dir → Folder containing all .safetensors files.

  • --preview-dir → Folder containing subfolders with matching previews.

Example folder structure

Q:\LoraTrainingDone\
    MyModel.safetensors
    AnotherOne.safetensors

W:\fooocus\outputs\Done\
    MyModel\
        preview1.png
        preview2.png
    AnotherOne\
        cover.jpg

Update Table:

07/04/2025 - User Management, Public Viewing, Error Handling

  • User accounts – login/logout with role-based permissions and secure session cookies.

  • Guest mode – visitors are redirected to a public "Model Showcase" with preview-only details.

  • Themed error pages – friendly 404 page and access denied view. (Easter Egg warning :P)

  • Redifined Upload Wizzard

07/03/2025 - New Dashboard, Category Management

  • Updated Dashboard

  • Fixed Preview_image to LoRA filters

  • Added Bulk add for Categorys

06/30/2025 - Fix untrusted URL redirection vulnerability

06/28/2025 - API and Docker

- Added a full API usage Guide --> Wiki

- Added Automatic Docker Setup Builder for Linux and Windows (Alpha Test)

- Added docker Build Updater.

06/26/2025 - Category Update

- Addet Category Administration

Testrun

I tested the Application on a Ubuntu Linux Server. Even with a huge quantity on Loras and Preview Images the site runs smoothly.

Specs: 4 core, 4gb Ram, SSD/NVME Drives (Old Lenovo tiny PC)

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