Original Summary

Our family's shared photo library crossed 40,000 photos and videos this year. It felt like my options were to keep increasing our cloud storage plan or pay for apps with short free trials that turn into subscriptions. I haven't developed anything for iOS since the Objective-C days, so I decided to learn a new stack and solve a personal problem. Goal: build a daily habit of cleaning up my photos and videos, reviewing each one to make sure I don't lose something valuable. The app is Photo Syft and is currently available on iOS (the Android build is nearing completion). The idea is to sift through a small batch of your camera roll every day: each day you review every photo or video captured on that same date across different years. So far it's been nice revisiting family moments… less nice: 10 photos of the car part I was replacing in 2022. In the past two weeks I've freed up 996MB of storage! Pay once, no ads, no subscriptions, no account, no analytics, no uploads. Would love honest feedback, especially on UI/UX, and if you've monetized something similar I'd love to hear what worked.   submitted by   /u/Probable_Claws [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/19 12:32:03