A big one. Swiping feels better: cards follow your finger's speed, the KEEP and TRASH stamps grow as you drag, and you feel a buzz right at the point of no return. Every photo you trash flies into the "to free" counter, and streaks now build to 5, 10 and 25 in a row. New: swipe your roll one month at a time. Every card now shows its size and date. The main screen shows only the junk worth clearing, not your whole library. You see every photo in a pile before you delete it. And the win screen now shows the card you'll share, plus how much of your iPhone you just got back. Free now covers your first 1 GB of cleanup (it used to be 2 cleanups). If a pile goes past that, you can free the part that fits, or go Pro for all of it. Also new since the last update: SwipeSpace can nudge you when your camera roll fills back up. It asks once after your first cleanup, and you can turn it off in Settings.

No new features this time. We rewrote our App Store description so it says exactly what you get. Now stated plainly: the free plan includes 2 full cleanups, and the app shows you how many you have left before you start. Smart Cleanup is described for what it actually stacks — your screenshots and big videos — and why it deliberately leaves your large photos alone. Nothing about the app itself changed. Same game, same privacy: your photos never leave your phone.

You asked, we built it: you can now start a pile from your oldest photos instead of your newest. Old shots are usually the easiest to let go of. Settings → Cleanup → Start swiping from.

New: a 'More from PLAYRIOT' section in Settings — small, focused apps from the same team, refreshed daily. Plus minor polish.

Sharing actually works now — the win card you send carries a link to the app, so whoever gets it can grab it instead of just admiring your number. Keep swiping; the gigs keep coming back.

One-tap reviews: “Leave a review” now opens the App Store directly — right where the stars are, no dead end. Small polish everywhere else. Keep swiping; the gigs keep coming back.

Polish under the hood. The photo on each card is now always the exact one you're deciding on, even on huge iCloud libraries. "Show kept photos again" brings them back instantly. Freed-space numbers are crisper everywhere, the win when you go Pro gets its own moment, and everything respects Reduce Motion. Swipe it, watch the gigs come back.

Easier to get around. A new "Piles" button lets you leave any pile and jump straight back to the main list — and it checks first if you have photos still queued, so nothing gets tossed by accident. Undo is clearer too: the photo you rewind flies right back in. Swipe it, watch the gigs come back.

Cleaning is faster now. Tap "Free up now" to reclaim space the moment you've swiped a few photos — no need to finish the whole pile first. We also made the "tap to free" pill obvious, and added a heads-up before you leave a cleanup with photos still waiting. Swipe it, watch the gigs come back.