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Photo Cleaner: Swipe Cleanup
Swipe to clean your photos. Nothing is deleted by accident
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Swipe to clean your photos. Nothing is deleted by accident
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Swipe left to delete, right to keep. Nothing is deleted while you swipe: photos wait in a Trash Bin, iOS asks to confirm, and Recently Deleted keeps them 30 more days. Also finds duplicates, blurry shots and the biggest videos. On-device, no account.
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Hi Product Hunt, I'm Mohamed. By day I manage an iOS engineering team, and on the side I make Photo Cleaner: Swipe Cleanup for iPhone and iPad.
The app is built around one rule: a swipe should never delete anything by itself. Swiping is fast, which is the point, but when you're flicking through thousands of photos, one wrong flick shouldn't cost you a photo you wanted.
So swiping left only moves a photo to a Trash Bin. When you finish, you look through the Trash Bin and tap delete, iOS shows its own confirmation, and Recently Deleted still keeps everything for 30 days. That's three chances to change your mind.
Besides swiping, it groups duplicates and similar shots and marks the best one to keep, flags blurry photos, and puts the largest videos first. Memory Lane walks you through your library month by month.
Everything runs on your device: no account, no uploads, and it works offline.
It's free to download with 100 free deletions. Pro removes the limit, either as a subscription or as a one-time lifetime purchase if you'd rather not subscribe.
I'd love feedback on two things: does the swipe flow feel quick and safe, and does the duplicate finder pick the right photo to keep? I'll answer every comment here.