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[iOS] I built a privacy-focused iPhone storage cleaner with on-device analysis — looking for feedback
I’m the indie developer of Phone Storage Cleaner: Recycle, an iOS app I built to help clean up photo, video, and contact clutter without pushing users into another expensive monthly subscription.
I know this subreddit is mostly focused on AI tools and free deals, so I want to be transparent: this is not a “free lifetime” giveaway. It’s a small iOS utility with a limited-time Lifetime unlock for about $2, and I’m mainly looking for honest feedback from people who care about practical apps, privacy, and on-device processing.
The problem I wanted to solve is pretty simple: iPhone storage fills up slowly with duplicates, similar shots, screenshots, old videos, and messy contacts. Most cleaner apps make that feel heavier than it needs to be.
Recycle helps you:
- Find duplicate and similar photos
- Detect similar videos
- Review screenshots quickly
- Find duplicate contacts
- Find incomplete contacts
- Review everything before deleting
- Analyze photos, videos, and contacts on device
The flow is intentionally simple: scan, review, and delete only what you choose.
Privacy was a big focus for me. Photo, video, and contact cleanup detection is done on device. After unlocking Lifetime, the app works 100% offline for cleanup — no cloud processing, no account, no data collection. The App Store shows Apple Privacy Label: Data Not Collected.
App Store:
https://apps.apple.com/tr/app/phone-storage-cleaner-recycle/id6763344525
I’d really appreciate feedback on three things:
- Does the app positioning feel clear enough?
- Does a low one-time Lifetime price feel better than a monthly cleaner subscription?
- What would make you trust a storage cleaner app more?
Thanks for checking it out.