Library Control

iOS app by Paul Jakob. Photo & Video · Paul Jakob

Store rating
0 / 5
Store rating count
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

Regain control of your iPhone photo library. Library Control lets you review your photos one at a time with a simple, Tinder-style swipe — swipe right to keep, left to mark for deletion, up to favorite your best shots, or down to move a photo straight into your chosen Default album. Nothing is ever deleted on a swipe: everything you mark is queued for review, and deletion only happens after you explicitly confirm. BROWSE YOUR WAY • Newest first, oldest first, or shuffle through randomly • Browse by album, including your smart albums (Favorites, Screenshots, etc.) • Pick a custom date range from a zoomable timeline SAFE BY DESIGN • Photos are queued, never deleted immediately • Review the full queue — thumbnails, count, and estimated storage freed • Confirm once, and deleted photos go to iOS Recently Deleted (recoverable for ~30 days) — never gone for good by accident MORE THAN JUST DELETING • Super-like your favorites with an upward swipe — they're pushed to the top of your Favorites folder • Sort a photo into any album with a downward swipe or the "Move to Album…" button, and create new albums on the spot • Track your progress with session and lifetime stats: photos cleaned, storage freed 100% PRIVATE • Everything happens on your device — no accounts, no analytics, no ads, no uploads, no cloud processing • Your photos never leave your phone Library Control is built for anyone whose camera roll has gotten away from them. Pick a mode, start swiping, and take back control.

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