Your street without cars. Computed on your own device.
AutoKorrektur finds the parked cars in your photo and makes them disappear – the AI runs entirely on the phone. No account, no upload, no tracking. A before/after image ready to share in two taps.


What it does
Photo in, cars out
Take a photo or pick one from the gallery. A segmentation network (YOLOv11) finds the vehicles; an inpainting network (MI-GAN) fills the gap with plausible road, greenery and pavement.
Before / after
A slider shows the difference. The finished split card (“BEFORE / CAR-FREE”) goes out through Android's ordinary share sheet – Instagram, Signal, mail, whatever you pick.
For the mobility transition
Made for activists, urban planners and anyone who wants to show how much room a street has once the metal is gone. Free, open source (AGPLv3).
The models ship inside the app, which is why it is a few hundred megabytes – and why it needs no internet connection after installing. The result is a sketch, not a print-quality montage: shadows, reflections and hidden details are invented plausibly, not always correctly.
Privacy, in one paragraph
Detection and inpainting run on your device's own processor; your photos never leave it. There is no account, no advertising, no analytics service. Whatever you share goes only through the Android share sheet to the app you choose there. Optionally you can switch on anonymous diagnostics in the settings (compute times, device model – never images), recorded on the device and exported only by you; it is off by default. Full privacy policy (the German version is the binding one).
Android
AutoKorrektur is coming to Google Play (package de.konradvoelkel.android.autokorrektur). Android 10 or newer; a device with 4 GB of RAM or more is recommended, older devices take longer.
Version core-alpha-20260903-7-g59431d7, as of 2026-09-21. The source code is on GitHub.
Who is behind this
AutoKorrektur is a private project by Konrad Völkel in Düsseldorf. It builds on two bachelor theses at Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf (Till Schellscheidt 2024, “Autokorrektur – Automatisierte Objektersetzung in Fotos”; Ben Beckers 2025, “Autokorrektur – Inpainting auf mobilen Endgeräten”) and on Benjamin Beckers' web version. Questions and bug reports: see the Impressum (German).