Finds the clutter
Screenshots, documents, receipts, whiteboards, and near-duplicate bursts — grouped into piles, so a full gallery becomes a short list of decisions.
Cleanroom scans your library right on your iPhone, clears out the screenshots, receipts, and duplicates in a fast review — and seals what's personal in an encrypted vault. No account. No upload. Ever.
Coming to iPhone · iOS 18+
Your photos never leave your device. Nothing is ever uploaded.
Every scan runs on your iPhone's own chip. There's no account to create, no cloud to sync, and no server of ours that could ever see a photo. The only network traffic is your own iCloud originals downloading to your phone — if you use iCloud Photos.
The cleanup
Twelve thousand thumbnails is not a filing system. Cleanroom sorts the mess into piles you can actually act on.
Screenshots, documents, receipts, whiteboards, and near-duplicate bursts — grouped into piles, so a full gallery becomes a short list of decisions.
See what each pile actually costs in storage before you touch it. Oversized videos compress right on your phone — same moment, a fraction of the size.
Swipe through a pile one photo at a time — keep or clear. Nothing is deleted until you confirm the whole batch, and cleared photos pass through Recently Deleted.
Every flag says what was detected and how sure the detection is. An exact duplicate is "certain"; a maybe is a maybe. Cleanroom reports what it measured — it never invents a number.
Two temperatures
The app is a cleanroom — clinical, precise, blue-grey — until you open the Keep. Then it warms.
Review · Screenshots
1,284 items · 4.2 GB
The Keep
Face IDThe Keep
Move them into the Keep — a vault encrypted on your iPhone and opened only with Face ID. Not hidden in a folder. Sealed.
It detects
The solid square is the Keep — Sensitive photos can go there instead of the trash. Everything else is just clutter, and Cleanroom only ever suggests. Nothing moves or deletes without you.
Pricing
Every feature works without paying — scanning, the review, the Keep, video compression. The one-time unlock is a thank-you, not a key.
$0 forever
The whole app, supported by a small ad.
No trial clocks. No locked buttons. Nothing expires.
$1.99 once
Or $2.49 once for the whole family — up to six people.
That's the entire list — no feature is ever behind it.
No subscriptions. No accounts. The Keep never holds your photos hostage.