This app uses on-device AI to automatically identify and group similar photos, duplicates, and screenshots, making it easy to declutter your library. It also helps create curated albums and offers a direct link to a printing partner for photo books.
2.1.3
October 26, 2026
- Curator Picks now opens month by month, replacing the endless scrolling grid, so it's easier to work through your library one month at a time, or by groups of similar photos. - Plus small fixes and performance improvements.
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Thanks for the feedback! Glad you enjoy the albums side, that was my initial objective: cleaning up in order to save those memories as real albums.
Curator is available for a one-time purchase, meaning there are no subscriptions or recurring fees. This offers an affordable way to manage your photo library permanently.
No, Curator is ad-free. The app focuses on providing a clean user experience without any advertisements interrupting your workflow.
Curator's on-device AI analyzes your photos to group similar shots and identify near-duplicates. It then intelligently selects the best image within each group based on visual content, ensuring your best memories are preserved.
Yes, Curator is designed to work completely offline. All processing happens on your device, so you don't need an internet connection to clean up your photos or create albums.
Curator is currently supported on iPhone devices. The app is optimized for the iOS ecosystem to provide a seamless photo organization experience.
The latest version of Curator is 2.0.0, which was last updated on July 27, 2026. Updates typically focus on improving AI performance and adding new organizational features.
No, Curator does not require you to create an account. Your photos remain on your device, and the app operates without tracking your activity or personal data.
Yes, Curator can auto-suggest albums and allows you to refine them. It also provides a link to a printing partner, making it easy to turn your curated albums into hardcover photo books.
