Pure Cleaner
Free up iPhone storage with focused cleanup tools for photos, videos, screenshots, and contacts.
What is Pure Cleaner?
Pure Cleaner is an iPhone cleaner app designed to help users free up storage space without the clutter. It provides focused cleanup tools targeting photos, videos, screenshots, and contacts, allowing individuals to easily scan and identify unnecessary files taking up device memory.
The app is built for iPhone users who want a clean, straightforward experience to manage their media libraries. It offers features such as finding similar or duplicate photos, reviewing screenshots and large media files, compressing videos, and organizing or backing up contacts.
What sets Pure Cleaner apart is its on-device scanning process, ensuring your personal photos, videos, and contacts are never uploaded to a website. Users can review everything before making any deletions, giving them full control over what is kept or removed.
Ready to launch?
Submit your product and get discovered by builders and creators worldwide.
Launch Now
FounderPlaybooks.
What other founders did to grow.
2722 dispatches from hundreds of founders, pulled from the week's best podcasts.
I always love it when we get an App Store review and they shout out someone on our team — if people start reading about great customer support again another reason why people might download the app in the first place.
Great Support Reviews in the App Store Are Both Retention and Acquisition
Named shout-outs to support agents in App Store reviews create a compounding trust signal. A potential customer reading reviews sees not just product praise but evidence of a specific human who cared. This differentiates from competitors whose reviews say nothing about support quality. Captions systematically celebrates agent call-outs internally in its #c4l Slack channel to reinforce the culture that generates them.
if I had not I would not take risks again right I mean okay one rejection boom I'm never going to get another client I'm never going to have anybody who's going to say yes right but I forgave myself for whatever that mistake was that I made in that process
Forgive yourself for past mistakes — that's what keeps you taking risks
Unforgiven failures compound into risk aversion. After one rejected pitch you stop pitching. After one botched launch you stop launching. The founders who keep shipping aren't lucky — they've practiced the specific muscle of forgiving themselves for the last failure so the next attempt costs less. Treat self-forgiveness as a tactical skill, not a therapy concept.
There's a play for whatever you're stuck on.
Read all 2722 playbooks