Swipe
One photo at a time. Left bins it, right keeps it. Undo is always one tap away.
Zap shows you one photo at a time. Bin it or keep it.
Your photos never leave your phone.
Free every day. Zap+ takes the limit off.
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One photo at a time. Left bins it, right keeps it. Undo is always one tap away.
Nothing is deleted until you say so. Then iOS moves it to Recently Deleted.
A streak counts the days you cleared something. Finished months get crossed off your list.
Zap reads your photo library on your device and asks iOS to move only what you choose to bin. Your photos aren’t uploaded or stored by Zap.
Sign in uses Apple, so there’s no password. Choose Hide My Email and Zap only sees a private relay address.
No. Emptying the bin moves them to Recently Deleted in Photos, where iOS keeps them for 30 days. Before that, everything you bin sits in the strip at the bottom of the deck until you choose to empty it.
Yes. Every day you get a free allowance of decisions. Zap+ removes the limit; you can use Zap without it for as long as you like.
Yes. You sign in with Apple, and that’s all. There is no password. Apple gives Zap your email address, or a private relay address if you choose Hide My Email.
Yes, once you are signed in. Your library is on the device, so swiping, undo and emptying the bin all work with no connection. Signing in for the first time needs a connection, as do purchases and referrals.
Zap+ removes the daily limit and unlocks every folder: Screenshots, Videos, Live Photos, Screen Recordings, Bursts, Portrait, Selfies, Slo-mo and Time-lapse. Every safeguard is the same without it. Choose a monthly or yearly plan, a Family plan shared with up to six people through Family Sharing, or Lifetime, which you pay for once. Prices are shown in the App Store in your currency. You cancel a subscription in your iPhone’s Settings, not in Zap.
Free every day. Zap+ takes the limit off.