Swipe Clean by Month

Swipe Clean by Month

The scanners find what is repetitive — duplicates, bursts, screenshots. The Swipe view handles everything else: the ordinary months of ordinary photos, where only you can judge what still matters.

Months as sections

The view slices your library by year and month, newest first. Each month appears as its own section with its photos laid out, so a session has natural boundaries: one month, one sitting, whenever you feel like it.

Tap into the swipe review

Tap any photo to open the swipe review. There, photos pass by one at a time, and you decide with a swipe: keep or delete. Photos you leave unmarked are untouched — nothing is preselected, and nothing is deleted without your explicit confirmation through the system photo library.

Filter what you see

A media filter lets you focus the session: all items, photos only, or videos only. That turns the same monthly view into three different tools — a full sweep, a photo-only pass, or a video-only purge.

Every decision is yours

Unlike the duplicate and screenshot scans, the Swipe view makes no assumptions. It does not know a photo is "bad" — it just puts you in front of your own history, one photo at a time, and lets you keep or let go.

A gentle way to shrink a library

Month-sized sessions keep the work bounded. Ten minutes on the commute, one month at a time, and a library that grew for years starts shrinking on a schedule you control — with the photos you actually love still exactly where they were.