Clear out the photos you don't need with a few quick swipes, file the keepers into albums as you go, and watch your free space climb back — in one app.
This app is currently in development and is not yet available to download.
Everything an overfull photo library needs, in one place: a fast way through it, and an honest picture of what all those photos are costing you.
One swipe marks a photo for deletion, the other keeps it. No long-pressing, no checkboxes, no scrolling back through a grid to find what you already looked at. Going through a thousand photos stops being a chore.
When a photo is worth keeping, drop it straight into an album without leaving for the Photos app and losing your place. By the time you finish sorting, your library is already organised.
Exact duplicates, near-identical bursts of the same shot, and oversized files are surfaced first, so the biggest wins come at the start instead of after an hour of digging.
Swiping only marks photos. At the end of a session you see everything you picked and confirm the whole batch at once — so a stray swipe costs you nothing. Deleted photos then go to Recently Deleted in Photos, where iOS keeps them for 30 days.
A plain line on the home screen follows how much room you've freed up over the past weeks. A trend tells you something a one-off reading never can: whether you're actually winning, and how fast.
Finding duplicates and similar shots happens entirely on your iPhone. No photo, and nothing about your photos, is ever uploaded to us or to anyone else.
Screenshots coming soon — here's where they'll go once the app is ready.
To find duplicates across everything you've shot and to move photos into albums, Mio asks for access to your photo library. That access is used on your device and nowhere else: we don't upload your photos, we don't copy them, and we don't build a profile from them. Read the full details in the Mio privacy policy.