Screenshot Manager

Tame Your Screenshot
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Siftshot automatically manages your phone's screenshot album. Choose Flow for temporary captures that expire, or Keep for moments worth preserving. One-tap batch cleanup keeps your gallery lean.

"13,482 screenshots. Zero regret."

The Problem

Your Camera Roll is Buried in Screenshots

Every QR code, receipt, recipe, error message, and meme gets captured and forgotten. Screenshots pile up faster than you can delete them — thousands of dormant images wasting storage and burying the photos you actually love.

Average user: 1,000+ screenshots80% never opened againManual cleanup = chore

Two Modes, Zero Clutter

Flow or Keep — You Decide

Every screenshot gets classified into one of two streams. Flow handles the temporary. Keep protects the permanent.

Flow

Temporary · Expiring

Screenshots meant to be consumed and discarded. Verification codes, QR scans, error messages, quick info captures.

  • Automatically expires after your set period (7, 14, or 30 days)
  • Visual countdown shows days remaining before expiry
  • One-tap Clean Up batch-deletes all expired at once
  • Never worry about old screenshots piling up again
QR CodesReceiptsError ScreensVerification

Keep

Permanent · Preserved

Screenshots you want to protect forever. Travel tickets, warranty info, important conversations, recipe snapshots.

  • Locked into your personal Memory Vault
  • Organize with tags and smart folders
  • Excluded from automatic cleanup
  • One-tap promote any Flow screenshot to Keep
TravelWarrantyRecipesMemories

How It Works

Three Steps to a Clean Gallery

01

Capture & Classify

Every new screenshot lands in your inbox. Siftshot suggests Flow or Keep based on content patterns. You can also manually tag anything.

02

Track Expiry

Flow screenshots show a live countdown. As they approach expiry, visual warnings nudge you to decide: keep it or let it go.

03

One-Tap Cleanup

Hit Clean Up and every expired Flow screenshot disappears instantly. No multi-select, no confirmation dialogs — just gone.

Core Features

Smart Screenshot Management

Custom Expiry Timer

Set your own default lifespan for Flow screenshots — 7, 14, 30, or 90 days. Individual overrides supported per capture.

Batch Multi-Select

Grid view with efficient multi-select. Promote to Keep, extend expiry, or delete dozens at once. No more tapping one-by-one.

One-Tap Cleanup

All expired Flow screenshots grouped in one place. Single tap — permanent deletion. The most satisfying clean in your phone's life.

Memory Vault

Your Keep screenshots live in a searchable, taggable vault. Find that receipt, ticket, or meme instantly — it will never expire.

Smart Search & Filters

Filter by status (Flow / Keep / Expired), date range, or tag. Find what you need without scrolling through thousands of thumbnails.

100% On-Device

No cloud uploads. No accounts. Your screenshots never leave your phone. Pure privacy, pure local processing.

Who It's For

Built for People Who Capture Everything

💼

Remote Workers

Screenshot bug reports, Slack errors, and interface glitches for debugging without cluttering your gallery.

🧳

Travelers

Keep boarding passes and maps safe in the Vault; let quick info captures expire after your trip.

🧑‍💻

Developers

Code snippets, error messages, UI mockups — Flow handles temporary debug screenshots automatically.

🛍️

Online Shoppers

Price comparisons and product screens don't need to live forever. Let them expire after purchase decisions.

📚

Students

Lecture slides and study material screenshots that serve their purpose, then make room for new knowledge.

🎨

Designers

Inspiration boards, color references, and UI patterns — keep the golden references, let go of the rest.

Your Privacy is Sacred

Siftshot runs 100% on your device. No cloud uploading. No account required. No tracking. Your screenshots stay exactly where they belong — with you.

Local Processing
No Tracking
No Cloud Sync

Clean Your Camera Roll Today

Join thousands of people who turned their screenshot album from a graveyard into a curated vault of things that matter.