On-device review
The product interface reads the Photos library through Apple frameworks on your device.
A calmer camera roll
Swoof turns an endless library into short review sessions. You choose what to keep, what to file, and what waits in Swoof Trash for a final check.
Free to download. Optional weekly and annual subscriptions unlock premium features.

Five-minute packs
Start with a focused recommendation instead of scanning the whole library. Review a manageable group, stop when you need to, and return later without turning cleanup into a project.
Open a short recommendation, month, trip, album, or supported Quick Win.
Use visible, reversible actions while each photo is in front of you.
Review Swoof Trash separately before requesting deletion through Photos.
Simple gestures
Swipe up to queue an item in Swoof Trash, swipe down for your pinned album targets or All Albums, and move horizontally through the review. Favorite and undo controls stay available without hiding the decision behind animation.

Swoof Trash
Items marked for removal wait in Swoof Trash. Undo during the session or take them out of the queue. Only an explicit Empty Trash action asks Apple Photos to delete them, after which Apple and iCloud Photos behavior applies.
Understand the safety boundaries
Similar photos
Swoof groups visually similar or burst-series photos and opens a side-by-side comparison. It does not promise to find every duplicate or automatically choose a winner; the keep-or-trash choice stays with you.
See how similar-photo review works
Albums
A downward action opens your pinned quick-access album targets and an All Albums route. Choose the destination, keep the organization in Apple Photos, and continue the same review session.
Explore the album workflow
Photo privacy
Swoof's described photo review, similar-photo analysis, trip grouping, and sharpness work happen on device. Swoof does not upload the photo or video files. Analytics, subscriptions, Apple services, and private iCloud synchronization are separate data paths described in thefull Privacy Policy.
The product interface reads the Photos library through Apple frameworks on your device.
You confirm album, favorite, and deletion actions that change the Photos library.
We separate photo-file handling from analytics, purchases, crash reports, and private iCloud state.
Good to know
No. It adds the item to Swoof Trash. You can undo during the session or remove it from the queue before you explicitly empty Swoof Trash.
No. Swoof presents visually similar photos for comparison, and you decide what to keep or place in Swoof Trash.
The described photo and video review and analysis run on device. Swoof does not upload the photo or video files; separate analytics, subscription, Apple, and private iCloud data handling is described in the Privacy Policy.
Ready when you are
Open Swoof and review one small, manageable part of your library.
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