CleanerMax reads your library the way an archivist would — finding the duplicates, the near-misses, the forgotten screen recordings — and returns the gigabytes to you. Quietly, and entirely on device.
Five tools, one intent: keep the photos that matter and let go of the rest.
Exact copies found by fingerprint, not filename. Reviewed in pairs, removed in one gesture — the original always stays.
Eleven takes of the same sunset. CleanerMax lines them up, marks the sharpest, and lets you keep the best one without guilt.
Large videos re-encoded on device with quality you'll have to squint to distinguish. Gigabytes in, megabytes out.
A clear accounting of where the space went — screenshots, Live Photos, forgotten screen recordings — before you decide what to do about it.
Month by month, one photo at a time. Keep or let go. A small daily ritual that keeps the library honest.
No servers, no accounts, no analytics SDKs. CleanerMax asks for one permission — your photo library — and uses it for exactly one purpose. The privacy policy is short because there is very little to disclose.
CleanerMax runs entirely on device, so there is refreshingly little infrastructure to report on. Subscriptions are handled by Apple through the App Store.