Sikt: Keep favorite photos

Sikt: Keep favorite photos

Swipe to clean your photos

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  • Released
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  • March 10, 2026
  • August 18, 2026

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Your camera roll is full. Not because you take too many photos -- but because you never go back to clean up. Sift makes it easy. Open the app, swipe through your photos, and decide in a second: keep or let go. That's it. No complicated menus, no bulk-select frustration, no cloud uploads. Just you and your photos, one at a time. HOW IT WORKS Swipe right to keep a photo. Swipe left to mark it for deletion. Every photo you swipe left goes to a review bin -- nothing is deleted immediately. When you're ready, review your choices and confirm. Sift triggers the standard iOS deletion prompt, so you're always in control. THREE WAYS TO BROWSE On This Day See every photo taken on today's date across all years. A 2019 lunch, a 2021 sunset, a 2024 selfie -- all side by side. Decide what's worth keeping. Random Roulette Sift pulls photos from your entire library at random. Not just your recent shots -- truly random, from any year, any album. You'll rediscover photos you forgot you had. Smart Albums Browse by screenshots, selfies, Live Photos, and more. Target the clutter where it builds up fastest. SMART DEDUPLICATION Sift remembers what you've already reviewed. Photos you keep won't reappear for weeks or months, depending on your library size. Small library? They'll cycle back in 2 weeks. Large library? Up to 6 months. You'll always see fresh content. BUILT FOR TRUST Nothing leaves your device. Ever. Sift works entirely on-device using Apple's PhotoKit framework. No accounts, no cloud sync, no analytics, no tracking. Your photos stay yours. Photos marked for deletion go to a review bin first. You can restore any photo before confirming. When you do confirm, iOS shows its own native deletion dialog -- the same one you see in the Photos app. Sift never deletes anything behind your back. DAILY RITUAL, NOT A CHORE
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What's New in Sikt

1.7

August 18, 2026

• Shrink big videos instead of deleting them • Turn Live Photos into stills and reclaim the motion clip • Review a whole pile in a grid when swiping one at a time is too slow • Swipe down to decide later; those photos wait in Bookmarks • New piles: blurred shots, receipts, and screenshots of text • Browse month by month, or start with the largest items • Start a session with Siri or a Shortcut • Storage now adds up to your whole library, not just the special piles

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