Privacy Policy
Last updated: 8 September 2026
Swipe Quick ("we", "our", "us"), operated by Leadiser Limited, is a photo cleaner for iPhone. This policy explains what the app collects, what it does not, and who processes what. The short version is at the top of the page for a reason: your photos are never uploaded, and there is no account to create.
Your photos
All photo and video processing happens locally on your device. We do not upload, store, receive or have any access to your photos. No photo or video is ever sent to our servers or to a third party.
What the app reads
With your permission, Swipe Quick reads your photo library through Apple's own PhotoKit framework: images, videos, their dates, sizes and album membership. This is what makes the months list, the albums and the duplicate groups possible. The reading happens on the device, in the app, and the results stay there.
Deleting
Swiping left only marks a photo. Nothing is deleted until you confirm, and the deletion itself is performed by iOS through Apple's own system dialog — the app never removes a photo silently. Deleted photos go to Recently Deleted, where iOS keeps them recoverable for 30 days.
Permission
You can grant full or limited access, and you can change or revoke it at any time in iOS Settings → Privacy & Security → Photos. Revoking it does not delete anything.
No account, no sign-in
Swipe Quick has no accounts. There is nothing to register, no email address to hand over, no password and no sign-in screen. Earlier versions of the app (before 2.0.0) did have an email login; that system has been removed, and it is not used for anything today.
Your swipe progress, statistics, settings and Pro status live on the device. They are mirrored to your own iCloud key-value store so a new or restored iPhone picks up where the old one left off. That mirror is your iCloud, under your Apple Account — we cannot read it.
Your support code
The app shows a six-character support code you can quote when you write to us. It identifies an installation, not a person, and it is the only identifier we ask you to share.
What we do collect
Anonymous product analytics
The app sends an anonymous report so we can see how it is being used and what is broken. It is keyed by a random identifier the app generates on first launch, and it deliberately carries no content: counts, byte totals, versions and permission states, never photo identifiers, filenames, album names, locations or anything you have typed.
Concretely, a report can include: the random install identifier and the support code, app and iOS version, device model, the language and region your phone is set to, your time zone, whether photo access is granted, rough library size (how many photos, videos and months, and an estimated total size), how many swipes, keeps, deletes and undos you have made, how much space you have freed, and whether a purchase screen was shown. It cannot include a photo, and it cannot be used to identify you.
Crash and performance data
We use Sentry to receive crash reports and performance traces. It is configured not to attach personally identifiable information — in particular, IP addresses are not collected. A crash report tells us where the code failed, not who you are.
Advertising identifier
If you allow tracking when iOS asks, our advertising partner may use your device's advertising identifier (IDFA) to select and measure ads. If you decline, ads are still shown but are not personalised in this way.
Purchases
When you subscribe to Swipe Quick Pro, Apple processes the payment. We receive a subscription status and transaction identifiers through RevenueCat so the app knows the subscription is active. We never see your card details.
Who processes what
Supabase
Hosts the app's remote configuration and receives the anonymous reports described above. No photos and no account data reach it, because neither exists in this app.
Google AdMob
Serves the ads in the free version. AdMob may collect device identifiers, ad interaction data and coarse usage information for advertising and measurement, including cross-app tracking when you have allowed it. See Google's privacy policy.
RevenueCat
Validates App Store purchases and tells the app whether Pro is active. It processes subscription status and transaction identifiers. See RevenueCat's privacy policy.
Sentry
Receives crash reports and performance traces, configured without personally identifiable information. See Sentry's privacy policy.
Apple
Provides the App Store, processes payments and hosts your iCloud mirror. See Apple's privacy policy.
Data sharing and selling
We do not sell your personal information and we do not share it beyond the processors listed above, each of which receives only what it needs to do its job:
- Anonymous usage counts and device metadata — Supabase, so we can improve the app
- Advertising identifier and ad interactions — Google AdMob, to serve and measure ads
- Crash reports — Sentry, to fix crashes
- Subscription status and transaction identifiers — Apple and RevenueCat, to provide Pro
How long we keep it
- Anonymous reports: kept while they are useful for product decisions, and not tied to a person in the first place
- Crash and performance data: up to 90 days
- Advertising data: retained under Google AdMob's own policies, typically up to 26 months
- Subscription data: retained under Apple's and RevenueCat's policies and applicable law
- Your photos, progress and statistics: on your device and in your own iCloud, for as long as you keep the app
Your rights
Because the app holds no account and no directly identifying data, most requests are simple to answer — but you can always:
- Ask what is associated with your install or support code, and ask us to delete it
- Turn off personalised advertising in iOS Settings → Privacy & Security → Tracking
- Revoke photo access at any time in iOS Settings → Privacy & Security → Photos
- Delete the app, which removes the local data with it
- Contact your local data protection authority if you believe we have got something wrong
Write to privacy@swipequick.app with your six-character support code and we will handle it.
Children's privacy
Swipe Quick is not directed at children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect personal information from them. If you believe a child has provided us with information, write to us and we will remove it.
Changes to this policy
We update this policy when the app changes. The date at the top of the page is the one that counts, and material changes will be announced in the app.
Contact us
Leadiser Limited, 17 Green Lanes, London N16 9BS, United Kingdom.
General: info@swipequick.app · Privacy: privacy@swipequick.app
This policy is published in nine languages. If a translation and the English version ever disagree, the English version governs.