Pink Keeper

Pink Keeper picks the photo you would have picked - because it learned from the ones you already kept.

THE PROBLEM
You took the same shot eight times. One of them is the one. Finding it means swiping through your own camera roll one photo at a time, and the apps that do that charge weekly and still get it wrong.

WHAT PINK KEEPER DOES
- Groups the near-identical shots so you judge the whole burst at once, not one photo at a time
- Pre-picks the keeper and tells you in one line why it chose that frame
- Learns your taste from your own library: the photos you favourited, the ones you edited, the burst frames you picked
- Every time you disagree, it updates. It gets more like you the more you use it
- Saves your keepers to an album in your own photo library

IT LEARNS YOU, NOT A GENERIC IDEA OF A GOOD PHOTO
Generic scorers pick the sharpest frame. Sometimes the one you want is slightly soft and full of feeling. Pink Keeper fits a small model to your own past choices, so a deliberately moody shot is not punished for being moody.

IT NEVER DELETES ANYTHING
Keepers go to an album. Rejected shots are simply left out of it and stay in your library untouched. Nothing disappears behind your back.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN
- Every photo is analysed on this iPhone
- No account, no upload, no server, works in airplane mode
- Your taste model never leaves the device
- No ads, and no credits or per-photo charges, ever

WITHOUT PRO
Everything is unlocked for your first 3 days. After that, each pass culls your 300 most recent photos, with every other feature and no ads.

PRO ($4 monthly / $25 annual / $59 lifetime)
- Your whole library, however big it is

Subscription Details
- Pro Monthly: $4 / month
- Pro Annual: $25 / year
- Lifetime: $59 one-time
Subscriptions auto-renew until cancelled in Settings at least 24 hours before the renewal date. Payment is charged to your Apple ID at confirmation of purchase.

Terms of Use (EULA): https://danielius.studio/pink-keeper/terms
Privacy Policy: https://danielius.studio/pink-keeper/privacy