RECLAIM
Reclaim - Your Intelligent iPhone Cleaner
Reclaim uses on-device AI to scan your entire photo library, find what is quietly eating your iPhone storage, and clear it but only after you approve every deletion. Apple's Vision framework runs all machine-learning models directly on your phone, matching duplicate and near-duplicate photos by visual similarity, detecting blurry shots, recognising empty scenes, and surfacing screenshots and chat images. Because every scan runs on-device, your photos never leave your iPhone. Reclaim also cleans documents from folders you select in the Files app, and every number it shows you is the actual space you will get back not an estimate.
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iPhone Storage Warnings Shouldn't Require You to Do the Work
Most people know their iPhone is full. What they do not know is exactly what is filling it. The standard approach scrolling through thousands of photos manually, guessing which ones are duplicates, trying to remember which screenshots you still need is slow, unreliable, and mentally exhausting. You delete a few things, free up a few hundred megabytes, and a week later the storage warning is back.
Existing cleaner apps either scan photos on a remote server (which means your personal images leave your device), show you inflated storage numbers that never match what you actually recover, or delete files automatically without giving you a chance to review what goes. None of these are acceptable trade-offs when the files involved are your memories, your documents, and your personal data.
Reclaim solves this differently. On-device AI powered by Apple's own Vision framework analyses your photo library and your Files folders without sending anything to an external server. It shows you exactly what it found, exactly how much space each category will recover, and waits for your approval before a single file is deleted. The number you see before you tap is the number you get after.
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