Start with one folder.
Open an album or import photos, videos, or a folder from Android.
GIVE YOUR PHONE SOME BREATHING ROOM
Holiday duplicates, forgotten videos, screenshots from years ago… Sort them out one swipe at a time.
Discover ClarioAndroid app · Coming to Google Play
You choose. You review.
Nothing is deleted while you sort.
Give it a try: tap × or ✓.
Demo photos. No access to your files.
SORT WITHOUT THE STRESS
You don’t have to sort everything at once.
Start with one folder. Clario saves your progress.
Open an album or import photos, videos, or a folder from Android.
Swipe right to keep or left to set aside. Changed your mind? Undo your last choice.
Review items from all your folders in Clario trash, then confirm with Android.
MAKE ROOM WITH CONFIDENCE
Clario trash is a selection. Files stay where they are until you confirm.
Remove any item from the selection before confirming. Android asks before moving files to your phone’s trash.
Change folders or close the app and pick up where you left off. Help is always close at hand.
SMALL SWIPES ADD UP
A community counter will show how much media Clario has helped people send to the trash, based on contributions from people who choose to take part.
No public total yet.
Contributions aren’t being sent right now.
GOOD QUESTIONS
No. Sorting builds a selection. Review it in Clario trash, then confirm the move to Android trash. Files Android can’t access stay in the selection.
Yes. Play or pause a video and use the slider to look through it before deciding whether to keep it or set it aside.
Clario sorts local media and doesn’t ask Google Drive to delete anything. It doesn’t verify backups. Other sync services follow their own settings.
No. Participation is optional and can be changed in Help. Nothing is sent at the moment. Future contributions will contain a size and an operation ID, with no media, filenames, or paths.
The Google Play release is in preparation. We’ll add the official download link here when it’s available. Clario is built for Android.

Less “I’ll sort it later.”