PicBroom: Swipe Photo Cleaner

PicBroom cleans your phone's gallery one swipe at a time. Swipe left to delete, right to keep — and see exactly how much space you get back. Your photos never leave your phone. 🧹 SWIPE TO CLEAN • Go through your camera roll month by month, newest first, or in random order • Swipe left to put a photo in the Bin, right to keep it. Undo the last swipe any time • Videos play right on the card, with their length and real file size • Every month shows how many items are left and ticks off when you're done 📸 SIMILAR SHOTS — YOU PICK THE KEEPER • Bursts and retakes taken seconds apart are grouped together • PicBroom suggests the sharpest photo of each group; one tap keeps it and bins the rest • Nothing is pre-selected behind your back — you see every photo before it goes 🎬 QUICK WINS • Large videos, biggest first — usually the fastest way to free gigabytes • All your screenshots in one place 🗑️ NOTHING IS DELETED UNTIL YOU SAY SO • Everything you swipe away waits in PicBroom's Bin. Take anything back with one tap • When you're ready, Android itself asks you to confirm the delete • Choose in Settings: delete permanently (frees the space now) or move to the system trash (recoverable for 30 days) 🔒 PRIVATE BY DESIGN • Your photos never leave your phone. No account, no sign-in, no cloud, no photo upload • Similar-shot detection happens on the device 💚 FAIR, NOT SCARY • No fake "phone is full" alarms, no fake scanning animations, no weekly subscription • Free: unlimited sweeping, keeping, similar shots and undo, plus your first 25 deletes. Watch an optional short ad for 15 more • PicBroom Pro removes the delete limit and ads: monthly, yearly (with a free trial for new subscribers) or a one-time lifetime purchase. The paywall always shows the exact price and when it renews, and you can close it Works on Android 11 and newer. If you allow only some photos, PicBroom works on those — you can allow all later.

First release: swipe to clean your gallery, similar shots with a suggested keeper, large videos first, screenshots, and a Bin you confirm before anything is deleted.