PhotoGenie: Swipe to Delete

Your camera roll is full of photos you will never open again, and they are taking up space. Photo Genie is a photo cleaner that shows them to you one at a time, oldest first. Swipe up on a photo and it is marked for the bin. Drag it down onto a folder and it goes there. Scroll past and it stays. Ten a day gets through a surprising amount. A swipe on its own deletes nothing. Marked photos sit in the strip with a bin badge until you open the Space tab and delete them, and iOS asks you to confirm before they move. From there they land in Recently Deleted in the Photos app, where you have 30 days to change your mind. After the delete, Photo Genie reads the library again and tells you what happened. It counts how many photos left, then says how much space Recently Deleted is still holding and what to tap to release it. That figure matches what Settings shows. WHAT YOU GET - The whole library as one strip, oldest first - Swipe up to mark a photo, swipe down to bring it back - Folders are real albums in Photos. Drop a photo on one and it moves there - Tap a folder and page through what is inside - Pin the folders you use most so they sit first in the row - Videos play inside the card. Photos zoom behind a button, so a pinch is never read as a swipe - Storage figures that come from the library, with the 30-day hold spelled out - iOS confirms every delete YOUR PHOTOS STAY ON YOUR PHONE Photo Genie reads your library so it can show it to you. Nothing is uploaded and there is no account. Which photos go is your call every time; the app never picks for you. MADE FOR - Anyone whose iPhone keeps saying Storage Almost Full - People with 40 shots of the same sunset - Parents whose camera roll is mostly one child - Whoever wants the space back without handing the decision to an app Photo Genie is free. There is nothing to buy. Privacy Policy: https://photo-genie.app/privacy Terms of Use: https://photo-genie.app/terms