Every photo you took on this date, going back years. One short deck a day, swipe to clear it. 4.7 stars from 1,800+ people. Nothing leaves your phone.
Open Daily Delete and you see every photo you took on today's date — this year, last year, the year before that. One short deck, already waiting. Swipe left to delete, swipe right to keep. Tomorrow there's a new one.
That is the whole idea. Your camera roll didn't fill up in a single day, so you don't clear it in a single day either. You clear today's, and then you get on with your life.
HOW IT WORKS
Every morning there's a fresh deck: the photos you took on this date, across every year you've had a phone. Usually a handful. Sometimes a wedding. Each one fills the screen so you can decide in a second.
Swipe left to delete. Swipe right to keep. A counter tracks the run as you go.
Nothing is actually gone until you say so. Deleted photos land in a review grid first, and you can pull any of them back before you confirm. You are never one wrong swipe away from losing something.
Most people clear their first day in under two minutes.
WHEN YOU WANT TO GO FURTHER
The daily deck is the habit. The month calendar is for when you have time to burn.
Pick any month from any year and swipe the whole thing. The calendar fills in as you go, so you can see exactly which months you've cleared and which ones are still a mess. Some people do a month on a Sunday. Some people do three years in a weekend.
WHAT DAILY DELETE HANDLES FOR YOU
Similar shots, grouped — when you took eight photos of the same thing in twelve seconds, they come up together as one card instead of eight. Pick the keeper, drop the rest, move on.
Screenshots skipped automatically — receipts, memes, and boarding passes never enter your deck. You only triage photos you actually took.
Videos included — the biggest files on your phone are almost always videos you'll never open again.
Your progress, kept — how many photos you've cleared, how many you've kept, and roughly how much space you've won back.
YOUR PHOTOS NEVER LEAVE YOUR PHONE
Daily Delete works entirely on your device. We don't upload your photos to any server. We don't look at them, we can't look at them, and we don't track what you swipe. No ads, no data collection, no third-party trackers.
Other photo cleaners monetise your library. Ours is a simple trade: you pay us, we help you clean up your phone, and that's the entire relationship.
WHY A DAILY HABIT BEATS A BIG CLEANUP
Everyone has tried the marathon session. You sit down with 40,000 photos, you get through 300, you feel worse than when you started, and you never open the app again.
Two minutes a day is a job you'll actually finish. Do today's date every day for a year and you will have looked at your entire library — without ever once sitting down to "deal with your photos."
And you'll like it more than you expect. Most of what surfaces isn't clutter. It's the afternoon you forgot about, four years ago today.
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Photographs can accumulate at an alarming rate. This app helped me peel through 25k photos in 9 short days. I ultimately trashed 15k (just swipe left or right & empty your trash bin at the end.) The app guides you year by year and month to month so the finish line was always in sight and serves as a motivator. Even if you don’t do it in 9 days, it’s an excellent way to begin creating a more manageable photo collection. You can do it while waiting in line, before bed - small steps take you to the end. I continue to do it week to week and appreciate how user friendly it is.
Developer Response
Congratulations! That is incredible.
What happened???
quitemichael
How do I un-update this app?? It was so much better a few months ago. It’s been “streamlined” - aka had helpful features removed and given a makeover that totally changes the vibe from fun to sterile. What helpful features? Well it used to suggest which pictures should be favorites, which should be kept, and which should be trashed. Then when looking at a set of similar photos, it would put the “best” (not always the best but I liked that it made a suggestion and was often right) one first. Now it makes no suggestions, and in essence feels exactly the same as just scrolling through my Photos app. What’s the point of having this app, then?? I used to be able to open this app for 15 minutes, pick a month’s worth of photos, and decide how much effort I wanted to put in. High effort: I could examine each photo individually and decide if the AI suggestion was right. Or low effort: I could just glance at the AI suggestions, accept the suggestions, and move on - this was especially good when looking at a month of photos I didn’t care as much about. Now there’s only high effort all the time. So frustrated!!///Edit: I see that the app still makes subtle “favorite” suggestions, but this is only visible when browsing images individually (you used to be able to see an “overhead view” that was super helpful). One more complaint: the app used to “chunk” the images into sets of ~30, now it just shows you an entire month at a time. I miss being able to take a “single bite” out of the job of sorting photos, so to speak
Developer Response
Thank you for taking the time to give us this detailed feedback. Hearing back from our users is very important to us. Most of the changes we made were done as a result of user feedback. We would love to chat live and discuss these updates and how you are using the app. You can use this link to schedule a 15-minute session that would work with your schedule:https://calendly.com/d/36t-bjv-28q/ollie-customer-sessionYou can also email hello@getollie.ai
Great app in many ways!!!
Geitbjdwj5hji987
Thank you, Good Ones, for the idea/creation of this app that I have been needing for many years!!! I love the tracking of my progress to get through my 85K photo library. I do have a few suggestions: I would love to see the File Cabinet logo, Trash Logo and Heart Logo in filled-in colors after they’ve been selected on the photos. The white fill with purple or orange outline as the select button are fine but the white outline below on the selected photo is hard to differentiate between when looking at the file cabinet and the trash. I hope that makes sense. I would like a setting to have a “batch” be any number things. Sometimes I want a “batch” to be one day. I did a couple of weddings and the similar photos end up being in different batches so I really can’t eliminate the bad and keep the good when I can’t see them all at once. I would like to view photo batches in order and not mixed up. Also, sometimes I want to keep or delete a photo based on vertical/horizontal so maybe a symbol of an arrow going up and down or sideways would help me since the photos are kind of square and hard to tell. If you really get fancy, it would be sweet to have a button to push to zoom out on the photo all the way to check and see if it is cropped ok on the edges. When I want to see the whole think I click into edit and that works ok. Also, I love the idea of having the automatic decision made for me but I have disagreed with many of those auto decisions. Sometimes it is preference but sometimes the app chose the one with dark lighting and I’m not sure why. Thank you for making this app and I hope you’ll consider my suggestions to make it even better! 💜💟💜💟💜
Developer Response
This feedback is amazing. We actually have a bunch of updates launching this week that will address some of these issues. Please email us at hello@goodones.app and we would love to go over all of these updates with you and learn a little bit more about your other suggestions. We thank you for your partnership in making the app better!
It used to be great…
Relaxocat
The former versions of this app (Good Ones and Ollie) were really nice, but now functionality has been scaled so far back and the interface is so limited, that it isn’t worth using, and for the price of the subscription, there’s better apps that do a nicer job.The AI doesn’t do much for me, and unless you are a novice photographer, the AI isn’t very helpful, though it does identify the technically best photos (lighting/exposure/composition). Now you’re forced to keep or delete each photo before being able to review the other similar photos. Before AI and this app version, there were and are other apps that are easier and nicer to use. Ollie was great and fun, but I’m probably going to move on to a different app. Unfortunate since I had been using it for a few years. The previous versions gave you different categories you could choose to review and cleanup, also showing thumbnails of those categories. The interface was user friendly and made it fun to use. Now it’s just a calendar.It seems that the free version will soon be ad supported, and it won’t be worth it. I can’t imagine paying to use it.
Developer Response
Hey there — really appreciate you sharing this, and we’re so grateful you’ve been with us since the earlier versions of the app. We’re sorry to hear the new experience isn’t working for you.We simplified the interface after a lot of beta testing, where we found that this new approach helped more people actually make progress organizing their photo libraries — which is our core goal. But we totally understand that it might feel like a step back, especially if you loved the older layout and features.Just to clarify: the paid version will stay ad-free, and the AI is still designed to help surface technically stronger shots — though we know it won’t be helpful in every case.If you're open to it, we’d love to hear more in a 1:1 chat — just reach out to us at support@dailydelete.ai. Thanks again for all your support 💛
This version of Photo Cleaner: Daily Delete improves daily photo cleanup, adds similar-photo grouping, and fixes bugs.
Version 1.935.1
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