Photoks - Swipe Clean Photos

Thousands of photos sitting on your phone, and opening the Photos app just makes you want to close it again. Cleaning up a camera roll was never about not knowing what to delete — it's about not wanting to start. Photoks turns it into something you already do every day: swipe up, one photo per screen. See something you don't want? Tap once to flag it and you're on to the next. When you've collected enough, deal with them all at once in Pending. ■ Four ways to browse · Photos — newest first · Videos — videos and Live Photos only, autoplay, hold either edge for 2x · Memories — on this day in past years: where you were, what you were doing · For You — worth-keeping and worth-deleting mixed together, so cleanup happens as you scroll ■ Two chances to change your mind Flagging is just a staging area — the photo is still safely in your library. Preview and put anything back at any time. Actual deletion goes through the system confirmation dialog, and deleted items land in Recently Deleted, recoverable for 30 days. ■ Mark things as you go Like what you like, save what you want to keep (optionally synced to Favorites in the system Photos app), and jot a note when you want to. All stored on device. ■ Your photos never leave this device That's not a slogan, it's how the app is built: no server, no accounts. Nothing collected, no analytics SDKs, no ads. Only two things touch the network, both handled by the system: downloading your own originals from iCloud when Optimize Storage is on, and looking up a place name from a photo's coordinates when you have Show Place turned on — that one can be switched off in Settings. ■ About pricing The free version gives you 10 minutes of browsing per day. For unlimited browsing, unlock Photoks Pro for a one-time US$9.99 — a purchase, not a subscription. It never renews, and all future features are included. Restore it any time on a new phone or after reinstalling. Pending, put-back, and confirm-delete are never restricted. What's already in your library is not leverage. ■ Permissions Full photo library access is required to browse and delete. Every deletion goes through the system confirmation dialog. iPhone only, iOS 17 or later. Designed for one-handed portrait browsing; iPad is not supported yet.