Photodrift, made for iPad. • Turn it sideways: landscape, Split View, Slide Over and Stage Manager now all work. • Bigger photos and larger text on iPad — the card fills the screen instead of sitting in a phone-sized column. • Keyboard shortcuts: ← delete, → keep, Space plays or pauses a video, ⌘Z undoes. • A video that can't be previewed — another app's draft, for example — now says so instead of showing a blank card. • New since 1.9: tap your photo count on the home screen to browse your whole library, one photo at a time. As always: nothing is deleted until you confirm, everything stays recoverable for 30 days in Photos, and it all runs on your device — no account, no uploads.

Photodrift, made for iPad. • Turn it sideways: landscape, Split View, Slide Over and Stage Manager now all work. • Bigger photos and larger text on iPad — the card fills the screen instead of sitting in a phone-sized column. • Keyboard shortcuts: ← delete, → keep, Space plays or pauses a video, ⌘Z undoes. • A video that can't be previewed — another app's draft, for example — now says so instead of showing a blank card. • New since 1.9: tap your photo count on the home screen to browse your whole library, one photo at a time. As always: nothing is deleted until you confirm, everything stays recoverable for 30 days in Photos, and it all runs on your device — no account, no uploads.

Browse your whole library. • Tap your photo count on the home screen to swipe through every photo and video, one at a time — keep or delete, newest or oldest first. • Jump to any month, and pick up where you left off next time. • Your last scan now stays on the home screen, so you can reopen its results without scanning again. • With the unlock, Largest first puts your biggest photos and videos on top. • Small polish: at the end of your library or a cleanup, buttons with nothing left to do are gone. As always: nothing is deleted until you confirm, everything stays recoverable for 30 days in Photos, and it all runs on your device — no account, no uploads.

Browse your whole library. • Tap your photo count on the home screen to swipe through every photo and video, one at a time — keep or delete, newest or oldest first. • Jump to any month, and pick up where you left off next time. • Your last scan now stays on the home screen, so you can reopen its results without scanning again. • With the unlock, Largest first puts your biggest photos and videos on top. As always: nothing is deleted until you confirm, everything stays recoverable for 30 days in Photos, and it all runs on your device — no account, no uploads.

Small fixes that make a cleanup feel finished. • On iPhone, the buttons on the last screen of a cleanup ran off the edges of the display. They now sit inside the screen with proper margins. • The first screen now names everything Photodrift finds: duplicates, blurry shots, screenshots, and videos. • Restore purchase, Terms and the close button on the unlock screen are easier to tap. • VoiceOver now says what the Clean up and Keep buttons will do to the photo in front of you. • After a cleanup, the last screen has a small link to rate Photodrift. A rating helps other people find the app more than you might think. As always: nothing is deleted until you confirm, everything stays recoverable for 30 days in Photos, and it all runs on your device — no account, no uploads.

A quieter update, and a way to tell us what happened. • Settings has a new Share diagnostics row. Photodrift keeps a few plain counts on your own device — scans finished, cleanups done, whether the unlock was ever shown — so that if you write in about a problem you can send the numbers instead of describing them. Nothing is transmitted unless you choose to send it. There is still no account, no analytics and no identifier, and the privacy label is unchanged. • The app asks for a rating far less often: only after a cleanup that actually freed a meaningful amount, and at most once per update. It was asking after every session, however small. As always: nothing is deleted until you confirm, everything stays recoverable for 30 days in Photos, and it all runs on your device — no account, no uploads.

Tap or swipe — whichever suits your hand. • The three controls under the card are buttons now. Tap Clean up or Keep instead of swiping. Easier one-handed on a big phone, much easier on iPad, and the first workable path if swiping is hard for you. Swiping still works exactly as before. • Results lead with whatever is actually taking up the room. If videos are most of what you can free, videos are the first thing you see — instead of a large number at the top explained by something further down the list. • If there is nothing for you to review yet, the app says so plainly rather than opening an empty screen. As always: nothing is deleted until you confirm, everything stays recoverable for 30 days in Photos, and it all runs on your device — no account, no uploads. If Photodrift freed up space for you, a rating genuinely helps other people find it — there's a Rate row in Settings.

Photodrift now speaks your language — 17 of them. • The app is fully translated into 17 languages: English, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese (Brazil), Italian, Polish, Czech, Danish, Norwegian, Swedish, Finnish, Hungarian, Romanian, Greek, Russian and Ukrainian. Not machine output — every system term is matched to Apple's own wording, so "Recently Deleted" means the place you will actually find in Photos, and counts read correctly in languages where the number changes the noun. • Swiping a video is no longer blocked by the playback controls. The caption and timecodes now pass your thumb straight through to the card, so a swipe that starts low still swipes. • Choosing a playback speed does something you can see: it starts playing at the new speed instead of quietly remembering it. And speeds a clip cannot actually play are shown as unavailable rather than silently dropping back to 2x. As always: nothing is deleted until you confirm, everything stays recoverable for 30 days in Photos, and it all runs on your device — no account, no uploads. If Photodrift freed up space for you, a rating genuinely helps other people find it — there's a Rate row in Settings.

Videos, and screenshots that finally group properly. • Videos — every clip in your library, each labelled small, medium or large against YOUR library rather than some fixed number. Opens newest first; switch to largest or smallest whenever you like. Plays right on the card at up to 8x, so a long clip takes seconds to judge. Part of the one-time unlock. • Screenshots now group by what they actually show, instead of in arbitrary batches. And since a pile of the same screen is usually all clutter, the group clears in one swipe — tap in first if you want to rescue one. • The share card is clean once you have bought the unlock. As always: nothing is deleted until you confirm, everything stays recoverable for 30 days in Photos, and it all runs on your device — no account, no uploads. If Photodrift freed up space for you, a rating genuinely helps other people find it — there's a Rate row in Settings.

The free version no longer stops you mid-cleanup. • No swipe limit. Finding and deleting exact duplicates is free, start to finish — no cap, no timer, no ads interrupting the job. • The paywall shows your store's real price, not a US one. • Fixed: the results screen could show a headline number that disagreed with the breakdown underneath it. • Faster swiping in very large libraries. As always: nothing is deleted until you confirm, everything stays recoverable for 30 days in Photos, and it all runs on your device — no account, no uploads. If Photodrift freed up space for you, a rating genuinely helps other people find it — there's a Rate row in Settings.

New in Photodrift: • Smoother cleanup — swipe through everything in one chronological stream, newest first, across all categories at once. • Now also available in Spanish, joining German, French, and Brazilian Portuguese. As always: nothing is deleted until you confirm, everything stays recoverable for 30 days in Photos, and it all runs on your device — no account, no uploads. Thanks for cleaning up with Photodrift! If Photodrift freed up space for you, a rating helps other people find it — there's now a Rate row in Settings.

New in Photodrift: • Now available in German, French, and Brazilian Portuguese. • Sharper blur detection — fewer good photos flagged, better at catching the truly out-of-focus ones. • A fresh app icon. • Includes the 1.1.1 stability fix: no more rare freeze when scanning large libraries stored in iCloud. As always: nothing is deleted until you confirm, everything stays recoverable for 30 days in Photos, and it all runs on your device — no account, no uploads. Thanks for cleaning up with Photodrift!

This update fixes a rare freeze that could happen while scanning large photo libraries — especially when most of your photos are stored in iCloud ("Optimize iPhone Storage"). Scanning is now more reliable and lighter on memory. As always: nothing is deleted until you confirm, everything stays recoverable for 30 days in Photos, and it all runs on your device — no account, no uploads. Thanks for cleaning up with Photodrift!

See everything you could clean up — for free: • Photodrift now scans your whole library for every kind of clutter — duplicates, near-duplicates, blurry shots and screenshots — and shows you the real counts up front, even before you unlock. • Nothing is hidden: every category is shown, including the ones where we found nothing. What you clean is always your call. • Free cleanup now goes further — review up to 100 photos before unlocking. As always: nothing is deleted until you confirm, everything stays recoverable for 30 days in Photos, and it all runs on your device — no account, no uploads. Thanks for cleaning up with Photodrift!

Smoother, safer, and more accurate: • Fixed a startup prompt that could ask you to sign in to your Apple Account — Photodrift never needs an account. • Photos you've already reviewed no longer reappear — your keep/trash choices stick until your next scan. • More accurate duplicate detection — fewer unrelated photos grouped together. • "Scan deeper" is now right on the results screen, so finding more is one tap away. • Cleaner results — empty categories are hidden instead of showing "0 photos". As always: nothing is deleted until you confirm, and everything stays recoverable for 30 days in Photos. Thanks for cleaning up with Photodrift!

Smoother and more reliable: • Restore Purchase now syncs with the App Store so your unlock follows you to a new device. • Restore button shows clear status — no more guessing if it worked. • Pause now saves your cleanup to the Home screen's "Last cleanup" stats. • Tidier paywall and Settings — every button is responsive on iPhone and iPad. Thanks for cleaning up with Photodrift. If it freed up space for you, a rating helps a lot.