Photoris: Clean Up Photos

Photoris: Clean Up Photos

Delete duplicates, free space

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Released
July 10, 2026
Updated
October 18, 2026

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Running out of storage — but which photos should go? Burst shots and re-takes quietly fill your camera roll with almost-identical pictures. Photoris groups similar photos automatically, right on your iPhone, so you can tidy up by simply choosing the one to keep. ■ Just pick the keeper Hunting for photos to delete is exhausting. Photoris flips it around: tap the heart on your favourite, and everything else in the group is queued up together. Fast, simple, no second-guessing. ■ Nothing leaves your iPhone All photo analysis happens on your device. Your photos are never uploaded. No account, no sign-in, no tracking. Privacy comes first. ■ Built for near-duplicates The star of the show is the pile of almost-the-same shots from bursts and re-takes — the ones the stock Photos app won't group for you. ■ Delete with confidence Photos you choose go to a Deletion Box first, so you can review everything in one place before anything is removed. Deleted photos then move to the iOS "Recently Deleted" album and can be restored for 30 days. ■ See how much you cleaned Track the photos removed, the space freed, and the groups organised — your progress at a glance. ■ Completely free No ads, no in-app purchases, no subscriptions, no tracking. Tidy up your camera roll, one little step at a time — with a friendly squirrel by your side.
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What's New in Photoris

1.4.6

October 18, 2026

• Now optimized for iPhone Duo. When unfolded, the Organize tab shows more photos per row in each group • The app now stays in portrait so the screen won't rotate while you're choosing photos (landscape is still available when iPhone Duo is unfolded) • Other minor improvements

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