FROM YOUR SCREENSHOTS
Sunday deserves
a lemon cake.
You saved it for a reason.
Still a keeper?
A PHOTO INBOX FOR IPHONE
The screenshots you forgot.
The twelve versions of one good
moment.
Keep what matters. Let the rest go.
Coming soon to iPhone. A calmer camera roll awaits.
FROM YOUR SCREENSHOTS
You saved it for a reason.
Still a keeper?
THREE LITTLE DECISIONS
Your call. There’s no wrong answer.
Made-up examples. Your photos aren’t accessed.
LESS TO SORT. MORE TO KEEP.
Unhoard turns screenshots and exact photo bursts into small, finishable batches. A few decisions while the kettle boils. Pick it up again whenever you like.
Screenshots grouped by week. Start with something small, and actually reach the end.
Keep it, set it aside for Later, or mark it for removal. Change your mind with Undo.
Your library is sorted on your iPhone. No Unhoard account to create. No photo-upload step.
ONE MOMENT. ONE FAVOURITE.
Some moments come in multiples. See an exact burst together, take a closer look, and choose the frame you want to keep.
You choose the keeper. Unhoard doesn’t choose for you.
A little movement. A different light. Your favourite is yours to pick.
Mark what you’re ready to let go of. Sorting alone never deletes a photo.
Review everything marked for removal. Keep anything you’ve changed your mind about.
iOS asks you to confirm. Deleted items go to Recently Deleted in Photos, normally recoverable for up to 30 days. iCloud Photos also syncs deletions across your devices.
GOOD QUESTIONS
Not quite. Unhoard is being tested on iPhone before its public release. We’ll put the App Store link here when it’s ready.
You can sort for free and remove up to 30 items each calendar month. Premium removes the monthly allowance. Available plans and local prices will be shown in the iPhone app before you buy.
Unhoard sorts your library on your iPhone and does not attach photo images to purchase or app-update requests. You can explicitly load a preview from your own iCloud library. Purchases, app updates and support involve other information, explained in the privacy policy.
Yes. Choose full access, selected photos or no access using Apple’s photo permissions. You can change that choice in iPhone Settings.
No. You choose what to mark, review those choices, and confirm deletion in iOS. Unhoard doesn’t automatically select a burst keeper or delete your photos in the background.
Unhoard works with the exact burst groups identified by Apple’s Photos library. It doesn’t claim that every similar-looking photo is a duplicate.
KEEP THE GOOD STUFF.
For the photos worth coming back to.
Try the examples Coming soon to iPhone.