ClutterOffClean up your iPhone photos, one swipe at a time
Swipe left to trash, right to keep. Nothing is deleted until you confirm.
Free to try. Unlimited for $9.99, once.
Left to trash
Swipe left, or tap the cross.
Right to keep
Swipe right, or tap the ring.
Nothing is deleted until you confirm
The trash is only a list. You review it and restore what you like, and iOS asks once more before anything is deleted.
$9.99. Once. Forever.
No subscription. No account. Your photos stay on your iPhone.
Coming soon to the App StoreFree to try: 100 swipes every 24 hours.
$9.99 is the price in the US App Store. It may differ in your country.
Questions
Does a swipe delete the photo?
No. A swipe to the left only puts the photo on a list inside ClutterOff, the trash. You look through the list, restore what you want to keep, and tap Delete. Then iOS asks you to confirm. Until that moment every photo is still in your library.
Can I get a deleted photo back?
Yes, for up to 30 days. After you confirm, deleted photos go to Recently Deleted in the Photos app, where you can still recover them. Storage is freed after they leave Recently Deleted, and with iCloud Photos the change syncs to your other devices.
Do my photos leave my iPhone?
No. ClutterOff has no account and no server, and it works with your library on the device. If the original of a photo is kept in iCloud, iOS may download it from Apple so that you can see it in full quality.
What is free, and what does $9.99 add?
The app is free to download and gives you 100 decisions every 24 hours. A swipe, or a tap on Trash or Keep, is one decision, and undoing it gives it back. Looking through the trash, restoring and deleting are never limited. $9.99 removes the daily limit.
Is $9.99 really a one-time payment?
Yes. It is a single purchase through the App Store. It is not a subscription and it never renews. It removes the limit on every device signed in to your Apple Account, and you can restore it after you reinstall the app.
What can I review?
Photos, videos and Live Photos. Go through your library month by month, album by album, or take screenshots only. A video plays right on its card.