Cleanup & Declutter Photos, an app that finds duplicate photos, big videos and old screenshots on an iPhone or iPad, is listed as Free on the App Store for a limited time. The tech site New Mobile Life, which spotted the offer, says the earlier price was US $0.99. The App Store listing does not state an end date, so the offer can end at any time.
What does the app do?
According to the developer, Fluntro, the app scans your photo library and shows how much space you could recover. All scanning runs on the device, nothing is uploaded and no account is needed.
- Smart Suggestion: shows how much storage can be recovered, then clears duplicates and blurry shots.
- Storage breakdown: splits space into Photos, Videos, Screenshots, Duplicates, Screen Recordings and Slow-Mo.
- Duplicates: detects exact and near-identical copies, keeps the best version and merges the rest with Smart Merge.
- Largest files: sorts photos and videos by size so you can remove only the heavy items you choose.
- Screenshots by month: groups screenshots so a whole month can be cleared quickly.
The developer says nothing is deleted without your confirmation, so you can review each batch before it goes.
How do I get it?
- On an iPhone or iPad, open the App Store and search for Cleanup & Declutter Photos by Fluntro.
- Check that the price button says Get or Free rather than a price.
- Tap Get and confirm with your Apple account.
- Open the app, allow access to your photos when asked, and run a scan.
The listing says the app requires iOS 16.0 or later on iPhone and iPadOS 16.0 or later on iPad. It also shows Mac compatibility for macOS 13.0 or later on a Mac with an Apple M1 chip or later, but marks the app as designed for iPad and not verified for macOS.
Who it suits
It suits people whose phone keeps running out of space and who suspect that duplicates, screen recordings and old screenshots are the cause. The confirm-before-delete design is useful for anyone nervous about losing pictures, though keeping a backup of important photos is still sensible before any bulk cleanup.
Catches and unknowns
The listing text calls the app a one-time purchase with no subscription, while the price button shows Free, so it is not clear from the page what the price will be once the offer ends. The Apple page does not show the earlier price, so the US $0.99 figure comes from New Mobile Life only.
The developer’s privacy label states that no data is collected, though Apple notes that this information is not verified by Apple, and the page also says the app contains advertising. The seller line on the page names a person, Mohith km, while the developer is shown as Fluntro, which the listing describes as the maker of EXIF Viewer. The app is rated 9+ and has not yet received enough ratings to show an overview, so independent feedback is thin.
If you want it, open the App Store listing, confirm it still shows Free and install it. Check the full listing for the latest details before you download.
