Sortadoo is not yet live. This page outlines the planned architecture and technology stack guiding discussions with developers, architects, and potential partners.
Sortadoo is intended to run on modern cloud providers such as AWS and/or Firebase, using distributed object storage and global CDNs for fast, redundant access.
The intelligence layer will use computer-vision and deep-learning toolkits for face detection, object recognition, clustering, and personalized suggestions.
A hybrid approach will combine relational and document databases to keep user accounts, permissions, and metadata tightly structured while allowing flexible, high-volume media indexing.
The front-end is planned using modern component-based frameworks with shared design systems across web, iOS, and Android.
Server-side and client-side processing will handle transcoding, thumbnail generation, video previews, and batch optimizations so the experience stays smooth even with very large libraries.
Security is built into the concept: encrypted transport and storage, strict access controls, audit logging, and support for modern privacy regulations from the start of development.
Sortadoo will expose clean APIs for partners and can integrate with chat, email, and creative tools to keep users in their preferred workflows.
From decentralized storage experiments to blockchain-backed ownership proofs and smart-home integrations, Sortadoo’s stack is planned for the next decade of visual data.
