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Immich vs Unhook

Immich and Unhook are both Productivity tools in our directory. This side-by-side comparison covers pricing, editorial scores, supported platforms, key features and open-source status so you can decide which one fits your needs.

Side-by-side comparison

AttributeImmichUnhook
Product statusStatus not recordedStatus not recorded
VendorImmich communityUnhook
Rating★ 4.8★ 4.7
PricingFreeFree
PlatformsSelf-hosted, Docker, MobileChrome, Firefox, Edge
Key featuresMobile photo/video backup, Albums and controlled sharing, CLIP and metadata searchConfigurable recommendation and homepage hiding, Shorts and comment controls, Autoplay and annotation controls
Headquarters——
Launched——
Open sourceYesNo

Key differences

  • Immich carries the higher editorial score (4.8★ vs 4.7★).
  • Both Immich and Unhook use a Free model.
  • Immich is open source (its code is public), while Unhook is proprietary.
  • Immich runs on Self-hosted, Docker, Mobile; Unhook runs on Chrome, Firefox, Edge.

Immich and Unhook at a glance

Immich

Immich community

A self-hosted photo and video library with mobile backup, albums, face grouping and contextual search; storage, server security and recovery are yours to operate.

Rating
4.8★
Pricing
Free

Editorial verdict

Consider Immich when you can operate and recover a photo server; plan storage, ML data paths and backups before migrating.

Strengths

  • Self-managed library with published source
  • Photo metadata and contextual search in one workflow
  • Web and mobile backup/sharing documented

Key features

  • Mobile photo/video backup
  • Albums and controlled sharing
  • CLIP and metadata search
  • Self-managed server and ML deployment

Best for

  • Manage a personal photo/video library
  • Back up selected mobile albums to your server
  • Evaluate contextual search with a licensed model
Read the full Immich review →

Unhook

Unhook

A configurable extension that hides YouTube recommendations, Shorts, comments and other page elements; includes Firefox for Android web support, not native-app control.

Rating
4.7★
Pricing
Free

Editorial verdict

Consider Unhook for configurable YouTube web-page controls; review permissions and its proprietary license, and do not expect native-app enforcement.

Strengths

  • Individual controls for different YouTube elements
  • Embedded and Firefox Android web use is documented
  • A narrower option than blocking the entire website

Key features

  • Configurable recommendation and homepage hiding
  • Shorts and comment controls
  • Autoplay and annotation controls
  • Chrome, Firefox and Edge distribution

Best for

  • Hide recommendations while using a direct video link
  • Remove comments or autoplay in a supported browser
  • Configure a Firefox Android YouTube web workflow
Read the full Unhook review →

Feature overlap

  • The two tools have no listed features in common — see both feature lists above.
  • Immich also lists: Mobile photo/video backup, Albums and controlled sharing, CLIP and metadata search, Self-managed server and ML deployment
  • Unhook also lists: Configurable recommendation and homepage hiding, Shorts and comment controls, Autoplay and annotation controls, Chrome, Firefox and Edge distribution

Frequently asked questions

Is Immich or Unhook better?

By editorial score, Immich scores higher (4.8★ vs 4.7★). Both are capable Productivity tools, so review the feature comparison for your use case.

Which is cheaper, Immich or Unhook?

Both Immich and Unhook use a Free pricing model.

Are Immich and Unhook open source?

Immich is open source, while Unhook is proprietary.

What platforms do Immich and Unhook support?

Immich supports Self-hosted, Docker, Mobile; Unhook supports Chrome, Firefox, Edge.

What are the main features of Immich and Unhook?

Immich: Mobile photo/video backup, Albums and controlled sharing, CLIP and metadata search, Self-managed server and ML deployment. Unhook: Configurable recommendation and homepage hiding, Shorts and comment controls, Autoplay and annotation controls, Chrome, Firefox and Edge distribution.

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