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gyotaku

search every screenshot you've ever taken by the text inside it. native linux, offline, PaddleOCR + sqlite + gpui

  • gpui
  • linux
  • ocr
  • rust
  • screenshots
  • search
  • sqlite
  • wayland
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Stars
246
Forks
8
+ today
+3
Created
12d

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Overview

search every screenshot you've ever taken by the text inside it. native linux, offline, PaddleOCR + sqlite + gpui It ranks #433 on GitTiger, gaining +3 stars on October 7, 2026 (UTC).

The project is written in Rust and has 8 forks. It was created 12d ago.

AI-generated summary of the repository README — may contain errors.

What it is

`xevrion/gyotaku` is described as a native Linux, offline tool for searching screenshots by the text they contain. The description names PaddleOCR, SQLite, and GPUI. The repository's README preview includes performance figures, but they are project-reported measurements and are not independently verified here.

Described capabilities

The preview says screenshots become searchable through text recognition and gives an example of search latency for a collection of 5,000 or more images. It also reports a screenshot-to-searchable time and a window summon time. The supplied excerpt truncates further performance details; exact hardware, test conditions, indexing behavior, and image-format coverage are not available in the evidence.

Getting started

No installation or usage steps were supplied. Read the repository README for current Linux requirements, setup, and supported workflows. The description specifically calls the project offline and native Linux; compatibility with other operating systems is not established by the supplied information.

Installation
git clone https://github.com/xevrion/gyotaku.git
cd gyotaku
# see README for setup

Frequently Asked Questions

What can Gyotaku search?

The text inside screenshots, according to the repository description.

Which technologies are named?

PaddleOCR, SQLite, and GPUI.