Click vs Unrato

Some photos are only useful for a few hours or days: Wi-Fi passwords, parking spots, package labels, whiteboards, temporary addresses. Shot with the system camera, they pile up in your photo library long after they stop mattering. Click is a visual cache for your phone. Capture it, use it, let it go. KEY FEATURES • Kept out of Photos: Captures live only inside the app's own sandbox. Nothing is written to your photo library unless you explicitly export it. • Expires on its own: Choose how long each capture lives — 12 hours, 1, 3, 7 (default), 14 or 30 days, or keep it forever. When the time is up it is deleted for good. • Key text read on device: Parking numbers, codes, addresses and the like are detected automatically and ready to copy with one tap. • Location on capture: Optionally record where a shot was taken, see it on a map, and open it in Maps for directions back. • Home Screen widget: The latest capture and its countdown, one tap away from the full record. • Quick shot: A Lock Screen widget and a Control Center button that open the camera and take a shot after a one-second countdown. • Photo and video: Capture either, with the same expiry and the same isolation. PRIVACY • On-device processing: Your photos and all text recognition stay on your device. Images are never uploaded. • Excluded from iCloud backup: Records are explicitly kept out of iCloud. They do not follow you to a new device, and uninstalling clears everything. • Cannot read your library: The app requests add-only photo access. It has no ability to read your existing photos. • No tracking: No analytics, no third-party SDKs, no ads, no marketing notifications. • The only network use is Apple's own service, when you turn on location recording, to turn coordinates into a street name. PURCHASE TERMS • Free allowance: Your first 5 captures are free, with every feature available. • One-time unlock: A single purchase removes the capture limit for good. Payment is charged to your Apple ID account upon confirmation. • Not a subscription: Nothing auto-renews and you are never charged again. Restore your purchase any time from the paywall or Settings. Terms of Use: https://sun-flower.cn/click/legal/en/terms_and_conditions.html Privacy Policy: https://sun-flower.cn/click/legal/en/privacy_policy.html

Some photos only matter for a while Parking spots, pickup codes, Wi‑Fi passwords, receipts, tickets, room numbers, whiteboards, and screenshots can be useful right now—and unnecessary a few hours or days later. But they often stay in Photos long after you are done with them. Unrato is built for that temporary media. Set a lifetime when you capture or import a photo, video, or screenshot. Keep it easy to find while it matters, then review it for cleanup when it expires. Decide how long to keep it when you capture it Use the Unrato camera for temporary photos and videos, and choose an expiry before you capture. You can also: - Import photos and videos from Photos - Send screenshots, photos, and videos to Unrato from the iOS share sheet Instead of cleaning everything up later, give temporary media a lifetime from the beginning. Review expired media in one place Unrato separates media that is still in use from media that is ready to clear. See: - Temporary media still in use - Items ready to clear - Item counts - Reclaimable storage Clear one item, select several, or start a cleanup request for multiple items. Unrato never deletes your photos without your approval. iOS presents the system Photos confirmation before deletion. Turn useful text into a Temp Card Sometimes the important part of a photo is not the whole image—it is one small piece of information inside it. After taking a photo, use on-device text recognition to extract useful information such as: - Pickup codes - Wi‑Fi passwords - Parking details - Trips - Addresses - Room numbers - Other temporary text Turn it into a compact Temp Card, give it an expiry, mark it complete, or pin it to a widget. That way, the information you need stays easy to see without repeatedly opening Photos. Capture from wherever you are Unrato provides several quick ways to get to temporary media: - Quick camera button in the app - Home Screen app icon quick action - Lock Screen widget - Control Center control - Home Screen widgets - iOS share sheet The goal is simple: when temporary information appears, saving it should take as few steps as possible. Stays connected to Apple Photos Original photos and videos captured with Unrato remain in Apple Photos, so they continue to work with your other apps. With Full Photos Access, Unrato can reconcile items deleted or restored in Photos and avoid repeatedly importing the same library asset when possible. Recently Deleted retention and recovery remain under iOS control. Private by design No account is required for core features. - OCR runs on device - Temp Cards are stored locally - Lifetime records are stored locally - Thumbnails and widget snapshots are stored locally in the app and its App Group - No advertising in the current version - No cross-app tracking - No cloud upload of original media Useful for - Parking locations and space numbers - Parcel pickup codes and locker details - Wi‑Fi names and passwords - Receipts, tickets, and temporary expense records - Trips, addresses, room numbers, and passes - Whiteboards, product details, and short-lived screenshots