Last updated: September 26, 2026
Cullora is a photo library cleaning tool. This policy explains how the app handles your information.
Cullora requests access to your photo library so you can review, keep, and select photos for deletion. Photo analysis and organization happen on your device. Your photos and videos are not uploaded to our servers. Similar photos, best-shot suggestions, likely-junk detection and AI hints are computed entirely on your device using Apple's Vision and Apple Intelligence features; nothing is sent anywhere.
Daily reminders and the home screen widget are created on your device from on-device numbers, without any server. Reminders are sent only if you allow notifications, and you can turn them off anytime in the app's Settings or in iOS Settings.
Photos are deleted only after your confirmation and are moved by Apple Photos to the Recently Deleted album. You can recover them there during Apple's retention period.
Cullora does not require an account and does not sell personal information. Your photos and videos are never uploaded, shared with ad or analytics partners, or used to target ads. The limited usage, diagnostic, and advertising data described below is collected separately from your photo library.
Cullora shows ads served by Google AdMob to keep the app free. An ad may appear when you open the app or return to it. AdMob and its partners may collect device identifiers, approximate location, and app usage data to serve and measure ads; this happens separately from and never includes your photo library content. Where required, we ask for your consent through Google's consent form and for your App Tracking Transparency permission before any tracking-based advertising. If you decline, you may still see ads that are not personalized. You can change your choices anytime in the Legal section of the app (Ad privacy choices, where available) and in iOS Settings > Privacy & Security > Tracking. Learn more in Google's Privacy Policy.
Cullora uses Google Firebase Analytics to understand how the app is used and to improve it. It records events such as screens viewed, whether you keep an item or select it for deletion, the filters and language you use, deletion counts and approximate space freed, permission choices, and ad events. It also receives technical data such as app version, device model, iOS version, approximate location derived from your IP address, and an app-instance identifier. This never includes the content, file names, or metadata of your photos and videos. Cullora has no accounts, so this data is not tied to your identity. It is processed by Google as described in the Firebase privacy information.
Cullora uses Google Firebase Crashlytics to receive crash reports and error logs so we can find and fix bugs. A report may include the crash trace, device model, iOS version, app version, app language, the device's memory and storage state, and a random installation identifier. It never includes your photos or videos. Reports are used only to improve stability and are processed by Google as described in the Firebase privacy information.
You can change photo access or ad tracking permission at any time in iOS Settings, and review your ad consent choices in the Legal section of the app where available. You control every deletion selection and confirmation. For questions or requests about your data, contact us below.