VOID now runs on iOS 18 and later, so you can free space on the phone you have today — including when you need room for a system update. Same Feed, Stories, Library and Trash as 1.2.0. Nothing else changed.

Meet the Feed: your own photo library, presented like a social feed with nobody else in it. VOID ranks your photos and videos by how much space they take, and stories at the top group them by year, size, screenshots, recordings, duplicates and more. Tap through a story, swipe to the next one, or scroll the feed, then trash or keep each item with one tap. One Trash for everything. Whatever you trash in the Feed, a story, the Library or a preview waits in the new Trash tab, like on a Mac. Put anything back, or empty it when you are ready. Nothing is deleted until you do, and iOS still asks once more. Library: photos and videos together in one grid, with size and duration on every tile. Pinch or tap to change the grid size, filter by videos, photos, screenshots or what is stored on this device, and sort by date, size or length. Home is simpler: your storage gauge, the Feed, the Trash and your collections. Kept items are still hidden from everything and live under Settings › Kept.

• Quick cleanup: Home now shows what is stored on this device, largest first, so you can free real space in a few taps. • Videos and Photos open with an On this device section up front, and Clean asks whether to review everything or only what is on this device. • Mark any photo or video as Kept and it disappears from VOID for good; find and restore it under Settings → Kept. • Tapping a row or its thumbnail opens the preview; the new i button opens the details. • Going back from a delete confirmation returns you to the item you came from.

Press and hold now grows the photo out of its thumbnail, and the full preview shows the whole picture. Swipe sideways in the preview to move through your items, mark them for deletion, or share them. Grids scroll smoothly again. Hold the left side of a video to rewind and the right side to fast-forward; the timeline lands exactly where you let go. Deleting from a detail screen takes you back to the list. New loading animations across the app, and the storage numbers roll in together on Home.