Your camera roll, sorted.

Too many photos?Keep the best.

Pick one moment, swipe through the repeats, and keep only the photos worth remembering.

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Keepr mascot with a checkmark and photo.

Round 1 of 3

Quick pass. Keep anything you like.

Sample coast photo bundled with the app, shown in a sorting card
Skip
Keep

Three steps, no surprises

1. Pick a moment

Choose the photos that belong together.

2. Swipe three rounds

Right to keep. Left to skip.

3. Make some room

Delete the rest once you are sure.

A few rounds. Your best photos.

Each round only shows the photos you kept in the round before it. Getting stricter each time is much easier than picking a favourite straight away.

  1. 1Quick pass. Keep anything you like.
  2. 2Stricter now. Only the good ones.
  3. 3Final call. Your best of the best.

Undo any decision, or restart a round.

Round 2 of 3

Example photo of a picnic, one of the sample images bundled with the app
Skip
Keep

Skip means “not this round”. It never deletes anything.

2 Winners

Your winners!

Sample coast photo shown as an example winnerSample birthday photo shown as an example winner
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Sort another moment

Choose what stays. Confirm what goes.

At the review screen you see your winners and how many photos you kept and skipped. From there you can keep everything, or delete the photos you skipped.

  • Deleting is always a separate choice, with a confirmation you have to tap.
  • Your winners are never deleted.
  • Your phone runs the actual deletion and may ask you again.
  • Deleted photos usually land in your device's Recently Deleted, so space may not free up straight away.

Sharing a winner and recommending Keepr are two different buttons. One sends your chosen photo, the other sends a short message about the app.

Your photos stay yours

Keepr does not upload your selected photos to a Keepr server. There are no accounts, no sign-in, and no photo analysis behind the scenes. Sharing only happens when you choose to share through your device's own sharing options — and whichever app you send them to handles them under its own rules.

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Questions people ask

Does Keepr choose photos using AI?

No. You make the Keep and Skip decisions. A “winner” is simply a photo you chose to keep.

Does skipping a photo delete it?

No. Skipping only leaves a photo out of the current round. Deleting is a separate, optional step with its own confirmation.

Can I keep all the originals?

Yes. Choose “Keep everything” at the review screen and nothing is removed.

Does Keepr upload my selected photos?

No upload to a Keepr server is built into the app. If you choose to share, your device hands the photos to the app or service you pick.

Do I need an account?

No. There is no sign-up or sign-in.

Will I immediately get the shown storage space back?

Not necessarily. The figure is an estimate of the selected file sizes. Your device's trash and any cloud photo service affect what you actually get back.

Can I recover deleted photos?

That depends on your device and its Recently Deleted or Trash behaviour. Keepr is not a backup or recovery service.

Can I share more than one winner?

Yes, multiple winners can be passed to the share sheet. The receiving app decides how it handles them.

Is Keepr on the App Store or Android?

Availability is not confirmed yet. This page will link to the real listing once there is one.

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