How LogicPhoto works
From a full library
to a clear next step.
Follow the part you need. These images illustrate the workflow; the detailed Docs give current steps and clearly label any iPhone screen captured from a test build.
Choose your Photos access.
Allow access to all photos for a complete library, or choose selected photos if you prefer a smaller view. LogicPhoto can only browse items you authorize. You can change access later in iPhone Settings.
- Open LogicPhoto and grant Photos access.
- Use Photos for the grid and Collections for albums.
- Open Cleanup when you want to review or make room.
You can browse and manually delete without signing in.
Detailed setup guide
Compare before you remove.
Open Similar to inspect a group or browse individual photos. AI picks are suggestions, not automatic deletion.
- Tap a photo to inspect it at full size.
- Choose Keep or Delete for the items you review.
- Open the trash list to check your choices.
- Confirm once to move selected items to Apple Photos Recently Deleted.
If iCloud Photos is enabled, deletion may sync to your other Apple devices. Apple controls the Recently Deleted retention period.
Cleanup and recovery details
Refresh what LogicPhoto has checked.
The Scan panel shows how many photos are in scope and how much has been processed. Scan, Similar and Ratings require Plus or Pro, or active three-day access. Scanning does not delete anything.
- Open the Scan task from Cleanup tasks or Settings.
- Check the Photos and Scanned counts and the current action label.
- Return to Similar or Cleanup to review the results.
Connect to the computer you control.
Photo PC downloads are available for Windows and Docker; the Mac version is in development. On iPhone, open Settings → Get Photo PC to copy or share the official download address. After installing and opening Photo PC, connect from Settings → Photo PC.
- Sign in to the same account on both devices and choose an online computer, or pair by QR while both are on the same Wi-Fi.
- Wait until LogicPhoto confirms a direct connection.
- Keep the computer online for remote access and backup.
QR pairing does not require an account. Computer connection, Send to Computer and Backup require Pro or active three-day access. The iPhone app is available on the App Store.
Connection and network guide
Verify, then transfer what is missing.
Backup is separate from sending selected photos. The app checks originals already on your PC and transfers missing files to the computer you paired.
- Open Backup and confirm the connected computer.
- Choose Back up all or Select photos for a smaller transfer.
- Wait for the backup to finish; return to the app if iOS pauses background work.
After a successful backup, deleting the iPhone's local copy does not erase the PC original. The computer must remain online for direct remote viewing.
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See troubleshooting, permissions and plan details in the full docs.