Your camera roll has thousands of photos. You've looked at maybe two hundred of them. Sweep turns cleaning it up into something you actually finish — one card at a time, swipe right to keep, left to delete. Ten minutes later you have gigabytes back.
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Near-identical shots and burst runs grouped together, with a suggested best shot picked by sharpness, resolution and face quality. Keep one, drop the rest.
Every receipt, meme and half-read article you saved once and never opened again — collected in one pile.
On-device sharpness analysis that skips your favourites and portrait shots, so it surfaces the mistakes and leaves the keepers alone.
Sorted biggest first, because that's where the gigabytes are actually hiding.
Right to keep, left to delete, up for Keep Forever. Buttons for every gesture if you'd rather tap. Twenty-step undo, shake to undo, and you can catch a card mid-flight and change your mind.
Progress is saved as you go. Close the app mid-session, come back tomorrow, and you start from the next unseen photo — not the beginning. Rescan later and only new photos get analysed.
Swiping left adds a photo to a review list. Nothing has left your library yet.
The full list, and how much space it frees. Uncheck anything you had second thoughts about.
One system prompt, no matter how many items you queued up.
Deleted photos sit in Recently Deleted. Sweep tells you exactly how to empty it — and never shows you a made-up "space freed" number.
Sweep contains zero networking code — no analytics, no crash reporter, no uploads, nothing. Your photos never leave your phone because there is nothing in the app capable of sending them. It works in Airplane Mode.
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