The Sticker Book
100 stickers to collect. Trash and Keep count the same, and a sticker you've earned is yours for good.
6 decided
Next, a last look at the photos you trashed, before anything is deleted.
In the app, the photos you deleted would now be in Recently Deleted, where iOS keeps them for up to 30 days. This demo deleted nothing.
Tap any photo to rescue it.
Nothing is deleted until you tap Delete. Then iOS asks you, too.
Allow “Trashy” to delete 0 photos?
Sample pictures. Nothing here touches your photos. Keys work too: ← → Z
Photo cleaner for iPhone
Swipe left to trash, right to keep. A hungry trash can does the chomping, and nothing is deleted until you say so.
How it works
Trashy makes the deciding fun. The deleting stays yours, with three ways back before a photo is really gone.
Left to trash, right to keep, one photo at a time, a month at a time. Changed your mind? Tap Undo.
When you finish, every photo you trashed waits in one grid. Tap any of them to rescue it.
Only your tap on “Delete 5 photos” sends them. Then iOS asks you to confirm, too.
Deleted photos move to your Recently Deleted album, where iOS keeps them for up to 30 days.
Trashy looks at your photos on the phone itself. It never uploads them, and there's no account to make.
Decisions, stickers, level and coins sync through your own iCloud, which we can't read.
With limited access, Trashy sees only the photos you pick. Nothing is deleted without your tap and iOS's prompt.
The honest receipt
Trash and Keep earn exactly the same coin, so Trashy never nudges you to delete more.
There's no streak to keep alive, no “storage full” scare and no countdown on a price. Sizes are rounded down and marked “about”, and coins are earned, never bought.
Thanks for sorting!
The Closet
Every decision earns a coin, Trash or Keep, the same. Spend coins on hats, skins and stages for Trashy, or pay in dollars if you'd rather.
Trying things on is free, here and in the app. Whatever he wears, he wears while you sort.
Golden TrashEvery so often, a Golden Trash find drops while you sort. It costs nothing, the odds are shown in the app, and it's never for sale.
RARE100 stickers to collect. Trash and Keep count the same, and a sticker you've earned is yours for good.
Your week shows as seven cans: “sorted 4 of 7 days”. Any day counts, and skipping one breaks nothing.
Level up from Rookie Can to Curbside Legend. The crest gains a side each rank, and the top one wears Trashy's lid.
Pricing
Trashy is free to download, and your first sort is on the house. To keep sorting new photos, choose a Trashy Pro plan.
$34.99/year
3-day free trial if you haven't had one · about $2.92 a month · renews yearly until you cancel
$9.99/month
No trial · renews monthly until you cancel
$59.99 once
One payment · nothing renews
The yearly plan starts with a 3-day free trial if you're eligible. When the trial ends, you're charged $34.99, and the plan renews every year until you cancel. To avoid the charge, cancel at least 24 hours before the trial ends: on your iPhone, open Settings › your name › Subscriptions. Trashy shows your exact cancel-by time when the trial starts and reminds you before it ends.
Payment is charged to your Apple Account. Prices are in US dollars and can vary by country; the App Store shows your price before you pay. Family Sharing isn't available yet. See the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
If you stop paying, sorting new photos pauses. You can still:
Questions
Never. You decide every photo. When you finish, Last look shows everything you trashed, and nothing is deleted until you tap “Delete N photos” and confirm iOS's own prompt.
Yes, in three ways. Tap Undo while you sort. Rescue it in Last look before you delete. After you delete, open the Photos app › Albums › Recently Deleted: iOS keeps photos there for up to 30 days. If your iCloud storage is over its limit, iOS may remove them right away.
No. Trashy sorts on your iPhone and never uploads your photos, and there's no account to make. Your progress (decisions, stickers, level and coins) syncs through your own iCloud, so a new iPhone picks up where you left off. The Privacy Policy has the details.
Not right away. Deleted photos move to Recently Deleted and still take up space there until iOS removes them, after up to 30 days, or until you empty that album yourself in the Photos app. That's why Trashy says “moved to Recently Deleted” and shows sizes as “about”.
Download Trashy, meet him and do your first sort, on the house. After that, sorting new photos needs Trashy Pro. If you stop paying, you can still empty the trash, rescue photos, use Last look, browse your Keepers and keep everything you've earned.
On your iPhone, open Settings › your name › Subscriptions › Trashy, then tap Cancel Subscription. You can also get there from inside Trashy: Settings › Subscription › Manage subscription.
Apple handles every payment and refund. You can request a refund at reportaproblem.apple.com.
Trashy needs iOS [minimum iOS version] or later. It's made for iPhone.
More answers on the Support page.