Cleanup My Phone

On-device cleanup with a 30-day undo vault — that's the right combination. The undo window removes the only reason I'd hesitate to bulk-delete duplicates.

The 30-day undo vault is a smart trust feature — the fear of accidentally deleting photos is exactly what stops people from using cleaner apps. On-device processing is also a big plus for privacy. Question: does the email cleanup work with Gmail and Outlook on iOS, or only Apple Mail? A before/after storage breakdown per category would be a great addition.

Finding duplicate photos, compressing videos, and cleaning email while keeping deletions in a 30-day undo vault, with photos staying on the iPhone, makes cleanup reversible. If AI spend at work starts to bite, leftover capacity lives at pzero.studio.

it's needed for my phone

On-device processing is the right call for a cleaner app — people are handing it their photos and emails, so keeping that data off servers is a real differentiator. The 30-day undo vault directly addresses the number one fear with these apps (accidentally deleting something important). Smart combo. Curious how well the duplicate detection handles burst photos and slightly edited copies.

On-device processing plus the 30-day undo vault is a smart trust combo — most cleaner apps lose users right at the "are you sure you want to delete" moment because there's no safety net. One question from the privacy angle: where does the undo vault itself live — local storage, or does anything get synced to iCloud for the 30-day window? If it's fully local, that's worth stating explicitly next to the "photos never leave the iPhone" claim, since that's usually the first follow-up question privacy-conscious users ask.