Tidy Your
Photo Archive
Shotpick groups the shots you took five times of the same thing and suggests which one to keep. One-time payment, no subscription — and the app has no network access at all.
Shotpick groups the shots you took five times of the same thing and suggests which one to keep. One-time payment, no subscription — and the app has no network access at all.
Shots taken around the same time are compared with each other, so five tries at one photo end up in one group instead of scattered through your library.
Inside a group the app proposes one photo to keep, weighing sharpness, composition and how many people are in the frame. You can keep as many as you like.
Everything you pick waits in a basket. You review it, take back anything you change your mind about, and confirm before a single photo is removed.
The app never asks for the permission. Your photos, their thumbnails and the data used to compare them have nowhere to go.
Screenshots, burst sequences, screen recordings and the largest single files quietly eating your storage.
No subscription, no in-app purchases, no advertising, and no account to create.