PixelSage Cleanup
Released 8/25/2026First seen 1mo agoLast fetched 12d ago
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Apple App StoreUS · 2026-09-22
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PixelSage Cleanup finds the clutter hiding in your photo library and helps you clear it in a few taps. It scans your library on-device for duplicates, screenshots, large videos, old media, burst shots, similar photos, blurry frames and screen recordings — then shows exactly how much space each one is costing you. A single ring breaks your reclaimable space down by category, so you can see where your storage actually went. Every photo is analysed on your iPhone; nothing is ever uploaded, and there's no account to create. PixelSage Cleanup only ever suggests — you decide what goes, and everything you delete lands in Recently Deleted, recoverable for 30 days. HOW TO USE (the utility equivalent of "how to play") 1 Allow photo access — the scan starts immediately and runs entirely on your device. 2 The ring shows what can be freed, split into coloured segments by category. 3 Tap any category to see its photos and videos, biggest files first. 4 Review one at a time — swipe right to keep, left to mark — or select in bulk from the grid. 5 For duplicates, bursts and similar shots, the best frame is marked KEEP and the rest are pre-selected for you. 6 Tap Delete, confirm, and check Storage for leftovers from edited photos and app cache. Tap the ring any time to rescan. BENEFITS • See where your storage went — reclaimable space broken down by category, not just one number • Clear a backlog fast — swipe through photos one at a time instead of hunting through Photos • Keep the best shot — the sharpest, highest-resolution frame in each group is suggested automatically • Delete with confidence — nothing is removed without your confirmation, and Recently Deleted holds it for 30 days • Private by design — all analysis happens on your iPhone; no uploads, no account, no tracking • Tune it to your library — set your own thresholds for large videos, old media and recent additions