Swipe to clean
One card at a time, one thumb. Sort months of screenshots and WhatsApp forwards in minutes.
Left to bin, right to keep, up to protect. Saaf finds the screenshots, duplicate photos, big videos, forgotten files and unused apps filling your storage, and nothing ever leaves your phone.
Photos are only the start. Saaf goes through videos, music, documents, apps and even your contacts.
One card at a time, one thumb. Sort months of screenshots and WhatsApp forwards in minutes.
Near-identical shots are grouped together and the best one is picked for you to keep.
Largest first, playing right inside the card, so you know what you are letting go of.
PDFs, ZIPs and old installers over 5 MB, sorted by size, date or name, one tap to open.
See the apps you have not opened in months and how much space each one takes.
Find the same person saved twice and merge them. Nothing is deleted, and it can be undone.
Screen lock, USB debugging, security updates and risky app permissions, explained plainly.
Changed your mind? Photos wait in the bin for up to 30 days, documents until you empty it.
No settings to learn and no scans to schedule. Open Saaf and start swiping.
Start with the quick wins: screenshots, WhatsApp images, the largest files or similar shots.
Decide in a second per photo, video or song. Undo is always one tap away.
Android asks you one time for the whole batch. Space is freed the moment you empty the bin.
Saaf has no server and no account. Everything it looks at is read on your phone and stays there.
Saaf follows your phone's language, and you can switch at any time.
Yes. Saaf is free with ads. If you would rather have no ads, a one-time purchase removes them for good, and it stays with your Google Play account if you move to a new phone.
Never. Swiping only marks items. You confirm once before they go to the bin, and nothing is deleted for good until you empty it.
Open the bin and restore it. Photos, videos and audio stay in Android's trash for up to 30 days; documents stay in Saaf's bin until you delete them.
No. There is no Saaf server and no account. Previews and similarity checks are made on your phone and deleted when you uninstall the app.
Android 11 and newer. For the best results, choose "Allow all" when Android asks about photo access, so Saaf can see every folder.
Only for the features that need them, and only when you open those screens. Contacts are used to find duplicates; usage access shows when you last opened each app. Both are optional.
Most of the clutter on a phone takes minutes to clear once you can see it. Start swiping.
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