Twelve months, twelve moods. One look and you know which ones are fine and which are on red alert. No list, no percentage, nothing to read.
The mood counts one thing: how much of the month is still waiting on a decision. Not a score out of nowhere — the number behind it is printed right under it. And the calm one is earned. You get it by going through a month, not by having nothing in it.
You didn't take 300 photos this month. You lived 30 moments and shot each one 11 times. Every other cleaner hands you the grid and wishes you luck — this one picks first, then asks you to confirm.
It picks the keeper from a burst and tells you what decided it: eyes open, focus, light. Disagree? Yours is one tap away — which is what makes confirming the rest fast.
Your blurriest shot next to your sharpest, both measured, both yours. It teaches the why, not the rule: blur is the shutter waiting on your hand, not a bad lens.
On iOS, deleting frees nothing for thirty days. Your photos sit in Recently Deleted. Other apps announce gigabytes that aren't back yet. This one tells you what's actually free, and takes you to empty the album.
A library tidied once fills up again by Christmas. New months get their mood, this week's shots get looked at, and it stays a few minutes instead of an afternoon.
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