Picstreak
Swipe your camera roll clean, two minutes a day
What it does
Everyone's camera roll is a graveyard — thousands of blurry shots, screenshots, and duplicates you never clean because it's tedious. Picstreak makes it a habit, not a chore. Swipe to keep or delete, build a daily streak, watch your freed storage climb. It surfaces "On This Day" memories, auto-finds duplicates and bursts, and holds deletes in a safe trash bin. Two minutes a day, and your library actually stays clean.
Your camera roll is drowning. Picstreak fixes it — two minutes a day. Swipe to keep or delete, build a streak, free your storage.
Thousands of screenshots, blurry shots, ten near-identical photos of the same flower. iCloud bills climbing. Picstreak fixes it — two minutes a day. 0 min A day That's the whole ask 0 GB Freed on average per active user* 0 Day record Longest streak logged 0 Photos a session Default daily goal * Aggregate figures from our TestFlight beta program — updated with broader data after public release. Another $2.99/mo upgrade. Same mess inside, just more of it. 10,000 photos. Who actually has the time to go through all of that? Spent an hour deleting once. Gave up somewhere around photo 47. No thinking required — just a gut feeling. If you'd send it to someone, keep it. If it's a screenshot of a…from picstreak.app
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