Challenges
Screenshot Purge, Burst Buster, Blurry Sweep, big videos. One kind of clutter at a time.
Kept is a calmer way to clear your iPhone camera roll. Swipe through it like a deck of cards. Everything you let go waits in a tray until you confirm.
Nothing has been deleted yet.
estimated space freed
Drag a photo, or press ← and →. Nothing here touches your photos.
Other cleaners delete as you go. Kept collects everything you let go in one tray. Tap a photo to bring it back. When you're sure, confirm once, and the photos move to Recently Deleted, where they're usually recoverable for up to 30 days.
When you let a photo go because a better shot exists, Kept links the two. Before anything is deleted, it makes sure the one you kept is still there.
Pick a month, an album, a trip or everything. Kept remembers where you stopped.
Screenshot Purge, Burst Buster, Blurry Sweep, big videos. One kind of clutter at a time.
Similar shots side by side. Pick the ones worth keeping; the rest go to the tray.
A badge for every goal you reach, from your first 100 photos reviewed.
Your trips, found from where your photos were taken, as one route across the map.
Every feature is in the free version. The only limit is how many photos you clear. No subscription, no trial and no ads.
Only photos you confirm to delete. Reviewing and keeping are free and unlimited.
Photos merges exact duplicates. Kept helps with everything around them: similar shots, bursts, screenshots, blurry photos and long videos, one short round at a time.
Before you confirm, always. After you confirm, photos are in Apple's Recently Deleted album, usually for up to 30 days. Apple can skip that step when iCloud storage is full, and Kept tells you when that applies.
If iCloud Photos is on, deleting on one device deletes everywhere, which frees iCloud storage. Kept tells you before you confirm.
Kept is free until you've cleared 500 photos. Then it's $5.99, once, through the App Store. No subscription and no ads.
No. Everything runs on your iPhone. There's no account and no upload. If you turn on place names for trips, Apple Maps receives an approximate location, never a photo.