Swipe your
camera roll clean.
Photos, screenshots and videos — cleared in quick, oddly satisfying swipe sessions. Right to keep, left to delete. Or skip the cards entirely and let Auto find the duplicates. Nothing is deleted until you review and confirm.
One gesture per photo.
Right to keep, left to delete — that's the whole gesture. Everything else waits on a rail beside your thumb, one tap away.
Swipe right. The good ones stay exactly where they are.
Swipe left to mark for review. Nothing leaves yet.
Tap the heart to star a keeper without breaking your rhythm.
Not sure? Park it from the rail and decide another day.
The rail also moves a photo to an album, shares it, or opens it full-screen — and undo takes back the last card whenever your thumb was faster than your brain.
Swipe. Review. Confirm.
A session never deletes behind your back. You see everything once more, then you decide.
A session for every mess.
Never face the whole camera roll at once. Each session is a small, finishable deck — screenshots, a single month, one album, one place.
Two more ways to clean.
Cards are the fun way, not the only way. Auto does the finding for you, and Compress frees space without deleting a single photo.
One tap and PicBop scans the library on your iPhone, then hands you the picks to review — no cards needed.
- Exact duplicates and near-identical bursts
- Screenshots and screen recordings
- Big videos and oversized files
- Same review-before-delete grid as a swipe session
Keep the memory, drop the megabytes. Shrink the heaviest items in place instead of choosing what to lose.
- Videos at Balanced or Maximum quality
- Live Photos flattened to stills, motion dropped
- Heavy screenshots and non-HEIC photos recompressed
- See the saving per item before you commit
See it in action.
Real screens — swipe or auto-clean, review before anything goes, compress what you'd rather keep, then watch the space come back.
