How do I grant or change photo access?
When SwipeClean first launches, iOS asks for photo library permission. To change access later, go to Settings > Privacy & Security > Photos > SwipeClean and choose your preferred access level.
Support
SwipeClean does not require an account. If you need help with permissions, deleted photo recovery, or purchase restore flows, start here.
Contact
For review questions, privacy concerns, or product support, send email to the address below.
[email protected]Photos go to Recently Deleted first, so users still have the standard iOS recovery window.
Restore Purchase lives in Settings under Upgrade and uses Apple's native StoreKit flow.
FAQ
When SwipeClean first launches, iOS asks for photo library permission. To change access later, go to Settings > Privacy & Security > Photos > SwipeClean and choose your preferred access level.
Swipe left on any photo during a round. At the end of the round, SwipeClean batches the marked items and asks iOS to confirm the deletion.
Yes. Deleted photos move to the iPhone Recently Deleted album, where they remain recoverable for 30 days.
Open SwipeClean, go to Settings, then choose Upgrade and tap Restore Purchase.
No. Photos are processed on-device only. SwipeClean does not copy or upload your library to external servers.
Open Settings and choose Clear All Data. That permanently removes local streaks, XP, achievements, and round history from the device.
Apple reviewers and prospective users can verify the public privacy policy here before the App Store listing is live.