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SwipePhotos shows you one photo at a time from your Apple Photos library. Swipe right to keep, swipe left to delete. When you finish a session, the photos you marked “delete” are moved to Apple's Recently Deleted album, where they stay recoverable for 30 days.

Nowhere permanent. SwipePhotos asks Apple Photos to move them to the Recently Deleted album. They live there for 30 days. You can recover any of them by opening Photos → Albums → Recently Deleted on any of your devices.

Yes. The undo button rolls back your last 20 decisions in the current session. Once a session is finished and the photos are sent to Recently Deleted, recovery happens through the Apple Photos app.

No. Everything happens on your device. SwipePhotos reads from Apple Photos using the system framework, processes everything locally, and only ever moves photos to Recently Deleted when you confirm. We have no servers that touch your photos.

SwipePhotos is paywalled in the app. Pick a plan: weekly ($4.99/week), yearly ($39.99/year), or a one-time lifetime purchase ($99.99). Final prices are shown in your local App Store currency. One purchase unlocks iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

You pay once and get permanent access to the paid features as they exist today, on iPhone, iPad and Mac with the same Apple account. It doesn't guarantee future updates, new features, or compatibility with future OS versions — see the Terms of Service for the details.

SwipePhotos requires a purchase before cleanup. You can choose weekly, yearly, or lifetime access, and the App Store shows the final local price before you buy.

Subscriptions are managed by Apple, not by us. To cancel:

• iPhone or iPad: Settings → tap your name → Subscriptions → SwipePhotos → Cancel.
• Mac: App Store → click your name (bottom left) → View Information → Manage (next to Subscriptions) → SwipePhotos → Cancel.
• Or open this link on a signed-in device: apps.apple.com/account/subscriptions.

Sign into the device with the same Apple ID you used to subscribe, open SwipePhotos, go to Settings → Subscription, and tap Restore Purchases. Your subscription will reactivate within a few seconds.

Refunds for App Store purchases are handled by Apple. Visit reportaproblem.apple.com, sign in with your Apple ID, find the SwipePhotos charge, and request a refund. If you have feedback for us about why, we'd also love to hear from you at [email protected].

This usually means the device temporarily can't reach the App Store. Check your internet connection, make sure you're signed into an Apple ID with App Store access, then close and reopen the app. If it still doesn't work, email us with the device model and iOS version and we'll dig in.

SwipePhotos needs Photos library access. Open the system Settings app → Privacy & Security → Photos → SwipePhotos and choose Full Access. Then relaunch the app. Limited access works but hides photos SwipePhotos hasn't been granted.

Force-quit and relaunch. If it still misbehaves, restart the device, then send us the device model, iOS version, and any steps that reproduce it. Crash logs from Settings → Privacy & Security → Analytics & Improvements → Analytics Data (look for entries starting with “SwipePhotos”) help us debug fast.

Open Apple Photos → Albums → Recently Deleted. Select the photos and tap Recover. They're recoverable for 30 days from the moment SwipePhotos sent them there.

SwipePhotos defers to Apple Photos for storage and sync. Decisions you make on iPhone show up on Mac the same way any edit in Photos does — usually within a minute or two depending on your iCloud connection. If sync feels stuck, check Settings → [your name] → iCloud → Photos and make sure it's on.