Photo Album Organizer Offline

"Storage almost full" — again. The photos eating your iPhone are copies, screenshots and things other apps saved there without asking. Photo Album Organizer Offline finds them, tells you how many gigabytes they are worth, and clears them in bulk. Then it sorts what is left into albums. All of it happens on your iPhone: no account, no uploads, no server. SEE WHAT IS ACTUALLY TAKING THE SPACE One scan reads your whole library and comes back with numbers, not guesses: how many duplicates, how many near-identical shots, how much of your storage is chat media. Nothing is deleted until you say so, and every deck shows the gigabytes it will give back before you start. DUPLICATES AND NEAR-IDENTICAL SHOTS The same photo saved twice. The burst of eleven where you only wanted one. Both are found and grouped, the best shot is picked out for you, and the rest go in one tap. CHAT AND SOCIAL MEDIA Photos and videos that messaging and social apps dropped into your camera roll are gathered in one place — usually gigabytes of memes, forwards and screenshots you never chose to keep. Review them together instead of scrolling past them for years. SWIPE THROUGH THE REST Right to keep, left to bin, double-tap to favorite, undo if you were too quick. Work in decks of 50, or month by month. Nothing disappears until you empty the bin, and the bin tells you what emptying it will free. A daily goal and a streak keep this to a few minutes a day. ALBUMS THAT BUILD THEMSELVES, WITH APPLE INTELLIGENCE What survives the clean-up gets filed automatically: People, Pets & Animals, Food & Drinks, Nature, Travel, City & Places, Celebrations, Sports & Fitness, Vehicles, Documents, Home, Art & Design, Things & Shopping — plus Favorites, Portraits, Live Photos, Panoramas, Photos with Text and On This Day. Any album exports to the Photos app in one tap. On iOS 27 the sorting runs on Apple Intelligence: the on-device model actually reads each photo — what is in it, where it looks like, what the words on it say — and writes captions and keywords from that, so the albums are sharper and the search understands more than a label. Those keywords can also be written back into the Photos app, which makes your library searchable in Apple's own app too. Below iOS 27 nothing is missing: albums, screenshot text, duplicates and clean-up all run on the device's Vision engine. Apple Intelligence adds the deeper reading on top when your iPhone supports it. SCREENSHOTS, SORTED AND READ Screenshots are grouped by what they are — receipts, tickets, chats — and the text inside them is lifted out so you can search it, copy a line or share the whole batch. Menu bars and buttons are filtered out, so what you copy is the part you wanted. ASK FOR A PHOTO IN YOUR OWN WORDS "Sunset at the beach last summer." "Receipt screenshots from last month." "Screenshot with a Wi-Fi password." If too many photos match, it asks one short question instead of handing you 400 results. 100% OFFLINE, 100% PRIVATE Every photo is read and understood on your device. There is no account to create, nothing is uploaded for analysis, and the organizing works in airplane mode. Your library never leaves your iPhone — which is also why this app can be trusted with the photos you would not upload anywhere. (Apple Intelligence reading requires iOS 27 on a compatible iPhone with the models downloaded. Every other feature works without it.) FREE AND PREMIUM Free: albums build themselves, ask for any photo, and clean up to 50 photos a day. Premium: unlimited clean-up, the full text of every screenshot, and Apple Intelligence photo understanding for sharper albums and better answers. Starts with a 7-day free trial, with a one-time lifetime option if you would rather not subscribe. Clear the gigabytes first. Keep the library that is worth keeping. Developed by Fastemy Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/