01
Swipe, don't tap.
Right keeps. Left bins. No checkbox grid, no accidental deletions. Every decision goes to a holding bin until you confirm in batch.
01 — clean your camera roll
A photo cleaner that won't ask for a subscription.
Swipe your camera roll like a deck of cards. Right keeps, left bins. Confirm a batch when you're ready. One-time price, never charged again.
00 — why this exists
Why this exists.
47,000 photos. The same sunset from three angles. Screenshots I no longer remember the purpose of. Bursts where one frame is sharp and twelve are not. For three years I let my camera roll grow because no app made me want to clean it up — the ones I tried wanted $30 a year and a copy of my library on their servers. Flick is what I wanted instead.
02 — what it does
Four things, done well.
No bulk-select grid. No surprise deletions. No upsell screens.
02
Auto-grouped piles.
Bursts, screenshots, visually similar shots, blurry frames — sorted into piles. You tear through one pile at a time instead of doomscrolling 47,000 photos.
03
Stays on your phone.
All analysis runs on-device with Apple's Vision framework. No server, no SDK, no telemetry. I can't see your photos because there is nothing to see.
04
iCloud-aware.
Detects iCloud-offloaded photos and asks before downloading. Won't quietly burn your cellular data.
03 — pay once, done
Pay once.
No subscription. No auto-renewal. No "AI cloud" upsell.
$9.99
one time · yours forever
Priced to cover my time, not to maximize revenue. There won't be a second invoice — not now, not in a year.
- 7 days free trial, no card required
- Unlimited cleanup forever after
- Apple Family Sharing — up to 5 people
- All future updates included
For comparison · Typical photo cleaners charge $29.99/year as a subscription. Flick is $9.99 once. Pay it, forget it.
Your photos stay on your iPhone.
Flick has no server, no third-party SDK, no telemetry. Analysis uses Apple's on-device Vision framework. I literally cannot see your data.
P.S. This site is hand-written HTML and a few hundred lines of CSS. No framework, no analytics, no popup begging you to subscribe. If something looks broken, the contact link below is real.