Dérush: Swipe Photo Triage

iOS app by Michalot Louis. Photo & Video · Michalot Louis

Store rating
0 / 5
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0
Download price
Free to download
In-app purchases
Unknown
Version
1.0
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-09

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Store description excerpt

Dérush sorts your photos in short reels, one evening at a time. Not the big Sunday clear-out you never finish: ten photos, two minutes, and the backlog melts on its own. What you have already seen never comes back. ONE GESTURE PER PHOTO Right to keep. Left to bin. Up to file into an album. Down to put off. The photo fills the screen, a long press shows it whole, and a long press on a video plays it with sound. NOTHING IS DELETED WITHOUT YOU Swiping left marks a photo, it does not erase it. At the end of each reel a screen lists what is leaving and you rescue any of them with a tap. Deletion happens only after you confirm, and photos stay thirty days in Recently Deleted. WHAT SAVES YOU TIME Bursts are detected and settled in one gesture: Dérush measures sharpness and keeps the best one. Screenshots and receipts get their own pile. So do large videos, the ones that weigh the most for the fewest memories. THE SPACE COMES BACK, AND IT IS COUNTED After every reel, Dérush shows what you reclaimed: gigabytes, but above all what they mean in photos and in minutes of video. That is the only thing it asks you to look at. MEMORIES FROM THIS DAY Every day, the photos taken on the same date in past years come back as a small selection. NO ACCOUNT, NOTHING UPLOADED Dérush has no server. Your photos never leave the device, there is nothing to create, nothing to connect, no advertising and no tracker. The sorting history stays with you and one button wipes it. Free.

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