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Each time you finish a month, it'll be crossed out. (You can always revisit it, though. ) If you get part way through a month and want to take a break, you can quit PhotoCleaner - a progress wheel to the right of the month's name will show you how much progress you've made, and how much further you have to go. At the end of each month, you'll get one last look at the photos you chose to keep and delete, and can make any tweaks if you need to. Then... you're done! We wanted a simple, fast, elegant solution that let us go month-by-month, work our way through all the photos, videos, screenshots, and everything else in our camera roll, and decide - one by one - what to keep and what to get rid of. Scrolling back, you should be able to see the memories you've made without getting interrupted by blurry duplicates, irrelevant screenshots, and other clutter that keeps you from the good stuff. Revisit these memories, and swipe through to determine what you’d like to keep and what you’d like to delete. It’s pretty fun. It sticks to the top of your Swipewipe home screen, and each day, it updates with the photos that you took on this date one year ago, two years ago, and so on. Swipewipe is PhotoCleaner that'll (finally) help you clean up your camera roll. There ARE other apps that can help you quickly delete photos on your phone. You'll be shown how many images you deleted, and how much space you've saved - for this month, and all-time. Swipe right to keep a photo, and left to delete it. If you’d rather not go month by month (or even if you do! ) we think you’ll like our new On This Day feature. Our camera rolls shouldn't be such a mess. If you make a mistake, just tap the current photo to go back. Hold down on a picture to see its metadata. We'll save you time here. But none of them worked for us.