Made forthe photo cleanuppeople avoid

Her problem was simple: the phone was full, Photos was overwhelming, and every cleanup session felt risky. She wanted space back, but she did not want to accidentally delete the picture she would care about later.

I went looking for an app that could give her enough confidence to handle it herself. Most tools either felt too automatic, too technical, or too easy to mistrust. They could find clutter, but they did not slow the decision down in the way a normal person actually needs.

So I made Gallery Checkup around the part that mattered most: review. It prepares focused bundles like screenshots, blurry photos, long videos, and similar shots, then asks you to decide calmly. Favorites stay protected, nothing is removed until you confirm, and you can start with one free bundle before subscribing.

The goal is not to make photo cleanup feel clever. It is to make it feel safe enough that someone like my mom can do it without calling me first.