Choose a focused batch
Open a year, album, screenshots or a similar-photo group. A smaller target removes the pressure of cleaning everything at once.
Keep the memories. Archive the maybes. Mark the clutter for deletion. Mochi turns an overwhelming camera roll into quick decisions you can review before anything changes.
The real app
These are the current screenshots from the Mochi App Store listing: swipe decisions, similar-photo comparison, map memories and year-by-year cleanup.
Turn a full gallery into visible space.
Keep the photos that matter.
Mark clutter for deletion.
Explore memories on a map.
Compare similar shots together.
Make progress one year at a time.
How it works
Mochi is built around quick decisions with a deliberate checkpoint before changes are applied to your Photos library.
Open a year, album, screenshots or a similar-photo group. A smaller target removes the pressure of cleaning everything at once.
Keep what matters, archive uncertain photos and mark obvious clutter for deletion without repeatedly opening menus.
Check the batch before committing. You stay in control of which photos are deleted from your library.
Built for real libraries
Most camera-roll clutter is made of near-identical shots, forgotten screenshots and years you never had time to revisit.
Practical photo cleanup guides
Each guide answers a specific iPhone photo question first, then shows where Mochi can make that workflow faster or safer.
A practical order for screenshots, duplicates, old years and Recently Deleted.
Read the guide Swipe cleanupWhy one-photo decisions are faster, and how to keep a final review step.
Read the guide DuplicatesUse Apple's Duplicates collection for exact copies, then handle near-duplicates.
Read the guide Best shotCompare bursts and repeated shots without trusting a blind auto-delete.
Read the guide By yearUse one-year cleanup sessions to make an old library manageable.
Read the guide ScreenshotsClear temporary screenshots quickly while protecting the ones you still need.
Read the guide StorageUnderstand iCloud Photos, Recently Deleted and when space is actually reclaimed.
Read the guide Camera rollLook for review controls, honest privacy claims and workflows that fit your library.
Read the guideFAQ
Short answers to the photo-cleanup questions people search most often, with deeper guides when you need the full workflow.
Start with one small category, make one decision per photo and review the batch before applying it. Screenshots and a single old year are good first targets.
Learn more about cleaning up iPhone photosYes. Mochi lets you swipe to keep, archive or mark photos for deletion, then review the choices before they are applied.
Learn more about swipe photo cleanupUse Apple's Duplicates collection for exact copies. For near-identical shots, compare the group and choose the best frame manually.
Learn more about duplicate photo cleanupMochi groups similar shots so you can inspect the alternatives, keep the strongest image and mark the rest for deletion.
Learn more about finding similar photosPick one year, clear obvious clutter first, then review memories and repeated shots. Mochi gives you year-based starting points.
Learn more about organizing photos by yearOpen the Screenshots collection and work in batches. Swipe review is safer when some screenshots contain tickets, receipts or information you still need.
Learn more about screenshot cleanupYes, but normal deletions stay in Recently Deleted for up to 30 days. Space may not be fully reclaimed until you permanently remove them, and iCloud Photos can sync deletions to other devices.
Learn more about photo storage cleanupUse focused batches, keep uncertain choices out of the delete pile, and insist on a final review step. Avoid tools that hide what they are about to remove.
Learn more about camera roll cleanersNo. Photo processing for the sorting experience happens on your device; your photos are not uploaded to Mochi servers for cleanup.
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