BestFrame: Best Shot Picker

Swipe down to keep. Swipe up to mark for deletion. Each time you finish, the picks learn how you choose.

The night you get home from a trip. The same beach, ten times. The same alley, six. And only one or two you really love.

BestFrame gathers look-alike photos into scenes and sets aside the 1 to 3 worth keeping in each.

Swipe through, fast Swipe down to keep. Swipe up to mark a photo for deletion. Changed your mind? Undo brings it back. Tap the left or right half of a photo for the previous or next one, and swipe sideways to move between scenes. In full screen, pinch or double-tap to zoom. You can also keep a whole scene, or mark it all for deletion, in one go.

It learns your taste Each time you finish, it compares the photos you kept with the ones you didn't, scene by scene, and uses that for your next recommendations. Sharpness, brightness, faces, open eyes, smiles, framing: little by little it weighs them the way you do. As your finished scenes add up, you may see the reason "Your usual style." Settings > Personalization shows how many scenes it has learned from, and Reset Personalization starts over anytime. What it learns stays on this device.

Why this one, in a line "Sharpest in this scene." "Everyone's eyes are open." "Subject fully in frame." A reason appears only when one shot clearly stands out. When the evidence is thin, it stays quiet.

Delete once, at the end Your picks are gathered on one cleanup screen, and deleting happens in a single step, after iOS asks you to confirm. Deleted photos stay in Recently Deleted in the Photos app, usually for 30 days. Favorites can be swiped up and deleted like any other photo. They start out marked to keep, and Mark All for Deletion leaves them alone. Finish without deleting anything, and your picks still shape the next recommendations.

Photos are analyzed on your iPhone and never sent to a server.