Keep the best of each moment.
Pili goes through your photo library with you a few minutes at a time. It gathers the photos you took moments apart that look alike, and you keep the best of each.
Four photos from one Saturday morning. Choose the one to keep.
Keep 1, delete 3Tap the one you’d keep. In Pili, the other three wait in Ready to delete until you look again.
A few sets at a time
Short sessions you can finish.
Pili finds bursts, exact copies and five tries at the same shot. A session is a handful of these sets, five unless you ask for more. Stop whenever you like: Pili keeps your place, and the widget has the next one ready.
In each set you see every photo uncropped, and you can zoom in or pin one to compare against the others. Mark the ones you want to keep, and one tap keeps them and sets the rest aside. Keeping only records your choice in Pili; nothing is favorited or moved in Photos.
Suggestions say why
It tells you what it noticed.
When Pili measures a clear difference between photos, it says so in plain words. It suggests a keeper only when one photo is clearly ahead, and you can always choose another.
Also, when Pili measures itSharpest of the 4Eyes look closedA face is cut off at the edgeThe only one with every face in frame
Nothing is deleted without you
Delete only after you look again.
Photos you don’t keep wait in Ready to delete, each beside the photo you kept. When you’re ready, delete them in one step and iOS asks you to confirm. They stay in Recently Deleted in Photos for 30 days.
KeptSun, Sep 13 at 7:30 PMSimilar to the photo you kept
KeptSun, Sep 13 at 7:30 AMSimilar to the photo you kept
More to review, when you want it
The rest of your library, a little at a time.
Kept
Screenshots, receipts and accidental videosEach kind has its own review, one at a time, with Keep and Delete.
A widget and a reminderThe widget has a short session ready. The reminder is off until you choose the days and time.
Privacy
Your photos stay on your phone.
Pili measures your photos on the device and keeps what it learns there. It has no accounts or analytics and never uploads anything. Trip names come from a list of places built into the app, so it doesn’t look those up online either. Read the privacy policy.
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Now try it on your own photos.
Your pick from the market, and the photos kept in each room above. Pili hangs your own the same way, a few minutes at a time.
Your first 50 reviews are free. A set of similar photos counts as one review, and so does each screenshot, video or photo you go through one by one. One purchase unlocks your whole library for good.
$14.99 in the US, paid onceNo subscription, no adsShared with your family through Family Sharing