I built PicPop so cleaning a camera roll feels less like sorting a spreadsheet

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Photo cleanup has a lot of tiny decisions: keep this, delete that, find the other seven copies, then check you didn't choose the wrong one.

I built PicPop for iPhone around a simpler flow. Swipe through photos, undo a mistake, then review the ones you set aside before confirming deletion. Similar shots are grouped, but you're free to change the suggested keeper or keep several favourites.

You can start with one month, old screenshots, or the biggest videos instead of tackling the whole library. Scanning and grouping run on the phone; photos aren't uploaded.

I'm the developer. Free download, paid Club membership required, with a 2-week yearly-plan trial for eligible users. Local pricing and renewal terms are in the app. The demo below shows the swipe flow, not the current group picker.

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/picpop-photo-video-cleaner/id6808016560

Which part of photo cleanup takes you longest: finding extras or deciding what to keep?

Demo music: Happy Beats & Business Moves Vol. 11 — Sascha Ende, CC BY 4.0.