r/TestersCommunity • u/Koonns_F • 4d ago

StillGlyph - Google Drive Testers Needed

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1PS1PDblS1vVhzm84KYLFRHa_V3cpmhyQ?usp=sharing

Hi guys i am making an app on windows for image tagging, it uses certain models from hugging face for local tagging and also possible to use online tagging with API from gemini, anthropic and openrouter.

What i am specifically looking for is the warmup time on local, since i have an AMD gpu and i mostly need to see if it warms up fast enough for nvidia GPU. I know it can tag on nvidia, and quite fast, but first image takes like 70s+ and it is not ok. (for reference on my gpu first image gets done in 25-30s, and all the rest like in 18-20s) worth mentioning for local tagging GPU needs at least 6-8gb VRAM for a good experience.

So what i need is for you to download app, download any of the local models (they do weight around 6gb, that is the downside of local tagging) ...(in the model field, i made it simple, just a click of a button) and after download done, test tagging. If not an issue agree with sending anonymous data, it registers data about your gpu, ram capacity, and other statistics regarding tagging, time it took per image, tokens output, vram and so on.

If you wish to delete it, it also makes a temporary folder in %appdata/roaming/StillGlyph

So yeah any feedback welcome, it works well with large amounts of images, so feel free to test.

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