Anybody know of any web based image labeling software that works on mobile? Preferably open source :)

> web based (...) on mobile

So, do you mean works as in work eventually or work as in work fast?

Cause if it's the first one you can always rotate your screen and enable desktop mode. Usually allows me to use most desktop sites.

@melezorus34 Haha yeah that works for some, but haven't gotten any to work nicely with touch controls

What kind of labelling you have in mind?

Like object detection?

@ScriptCoded OTG FTW

@Wisecrack Yup exactly! Like a drawing boxes around cars kinds thing

@melezorus34 OTG as with an OTG cable? 😅

@ScriptCoded the way I would do it is use YOLO for object detection (it's very fast and has excellent detection for a wide class of objects), put it on the backend, with a wsgi gateway in front, maybe use quark or flask in python, and then whatever framework you like for front end.

Upload images right from the delivered web page, draw detection boxes w/ class labels, right on the image, and then return them by redirecting the route to a new page, with the labelled image as a. argument to the router.

If I knew more about asm.js or transpiring languages like c++ to us, I'd just run the entire thing in-browser, but that's entirely outside my ken.

@ScriptCoded yeah, I connect a mouse to my phone to control Youtube and not lag my potato.

Who needs mouse anyway :p

@Wisecrack Sure, that might be something like the route I'll go for detection. But I'm talking about actually manually labeling images for training ;)

@melezorus34 Yeah but no. Not easy to do on the go