Flic app manage your iphone or ipad camera roll quickly with familiar gestures

If you ever used Tinder, then you are familiar with the swipe method of keeping what you want and discarding what you don’t. With Flic (iTunes link), you can manage your camera roll those same fun and familiar swipe gestures — simply swipe left to trash and swipe right to keep.


Previously a paid app, you can now download Flic for free (contains in-app purchases) in the App Store. Flic provides a snapshot of the image including a large thumbnail, the size of the photo, and the date the photo was taken. This way you can see how much space each photo is taking up on your phone.

When you have completed your photo purge, the total amount of space cleared will appear at the top of the screen. But if you are free user like me, you may only delete 100 per day. That’s plenty for me, but some users may hit that barrier more often.

While Camera Roll’s internal photo management system is adequate, Flic makes it fun to keep and discard your photos while providing you pertinent information about each one. Flic could be even better if it wasn’t bogged down with in-app purchases.

Only premium users, those who buy the $1.99 version, can navigate by month, mark favorite photos, and “Flic” unlimited photos. Nevertheless, Flic is a nice app that adds a new layer to managing your camera roll.
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