Your camera roll,
one swipe at a time.
Swipeout deals your photos like a deck of cards. Keep the ones you love, toss the ones you don't, and watch the free space add up.
Three moves. That's the whole app.
No albums, no grids, no decision fatigue. One photo at a time, oldest first, so you can finally clear out 2014.
Swipe left to toss
Blurry shots, duplicates, screenshots of Wi-Fi passwords - flick them left and they line up in your delete tray. Nothing is deleted yet.
Swipe right to keep
Keepers fly off to the right and never come back around. Change your mind mid-swipe? One tap undoes it.
Confirm the batch
After twenty tosses, Swipeout shows you the pile - with the space you'll get back - and asks once. Say the word and they're gone.
Fast enough to be fun. Careful enough to relax.
Nothing deletes itself
Swipes only mark photos. Deletion happens in one confirmed batch - you see every photo and the megabytes you're freeing before anything goes.
30 days to change your mind
Deleted photos go to your iPhone's Recently Deleted album for 30 days. A wrong swipe is never a lost memory.
Watch the space come back
A running total of photos sorted and gigabytes freed keeps the momentum going. Clearing space feels like a game, not a chore.
Undo, always
Flicked the wrong way? The undo button rewinds your last swipes, and the card glides right back onto the deck.
Your photos never leave your phone.
Swipeout is entirely on-device. It has no server, no account, and no network code at all - there is nowhere for your photos to go.
That storage warning isn't going to fix itself.
Swipeout is coming to iPhone. A few minutes of swiping a day clears the backlog for good.
Coming to iPhone