We're starting with Mio: Photo Cleaner and building out from there. Everything below is designed to run on your device and respect your privacy.
An overfull photo library, sorted out. Mio finds the photos filling up your storage and gets rid of them without you having to think about each one.
Sorting is built around a single gesture: swipe one way to bin a photo, the other way to keep it. Keepers can go straight into an album as you sort, without switching to the Photos app and losing your place. Duplicates, near-identical shots, and oversized files are surfaced first. Nothing is deleted until you confirm the whole batch at the end.
Alongside that, a plain line on the home screen follows how much space you've freed up week by week — a trend rather than a one-off reading, so you can see the library actually getting smaller.
Screens unknown calls and text messages and sorts them into clear categories — Junk, Promo, and Transaction — shown in a color-coded in-app log. It only looks at messages from unknown senders, never your contacts or iMessages, and the filtering happens entirely on your iPhone.
A simple, no-nonsense way to log meals and track calories. A separate wellness app in the Mio Software family, built with the same focus on being easy and clutter-free.