Twelve months, twelve faces, one screen. You know in a second which one to open — no lists, no percentages, nothing to read.
Every face is one number: the share of that month still waiting on a decision. Not a score out of a hundred that came from nowhere — a count you can check, printed underneath. And the happy one only appears at zero, because "nothing to sort" has to mean nothing to sort.
Every other cleaner hands you a grid of four hundred photos and wishes you luck. Bestkept makes the choice first, then asks you to confirm it.
It picks the keeper from a burst and says what decided it — eyes open, sharpest focus, best light. Choosing differently is one tap, which is what makes confirming the rest fast.
Your softest frame beside your sharpest, both measured, both yours. It teaches the cause rather than the rule — blur is the shutter waiting on your hand, not a bad lens.
iOS keeps deleted photos for thirty days, so the gigabyte you just cleared is still there. Every other cleaner lets you believe otherwise. This one says so, and shows you where to finish the job.
A library tidied once fills up again by Christmas. New months get their face, this week's shots get looked at, and the work stays a few minutes rather than an afternoon.
No ticket queues, no bots. Bestkept is made by one developer who reads every email.
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