Swipe your photos clean.
Right to keep, left to delete. Swiplet finds the duplicates, the near-identical shots and the videos quietly eating your storage — and nothing leaves your iPhone.
Nothing is deleted without you confirming it.
Swiping only marks a photo. Nothing goes until you say so, and what does go lands in your iPhone's Recently Deleted, where iOS keeps it for 30 days.
What it finds
- Duplicates — exact copies of the same photo or video.
- Similar — near-identical shots, so you keep the best one.
- Screenshots and screen recordings — the ones you never look at again.
- Videos and short videos — including the accidental one-second clips.
- Photos of text — receipts, tickets and notes you photographed once.
- On this day — what you took on this date in earlier years.
And a few tools
- Live Photos to stills — keep the picture, drop the video half.
- Compress videos and photos — smaller files, and never bigger ones.
- Clean contacts — merge the people saved twice.
Private by construction
Your photos and contacts are read on your iPhone and stay there. Swiplet has no account, no server and no analytics. There is nowhere for your library to go, because there is nothing for it to go to.