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App Declutter: Unused Apps — App Store rankings

YUYA SATO · Utilities · View on the App Store

About this app

The developer's US App Store description, in full.

Apps you no longer use, still on your phone? Your Home Screen is full, but figuring out which apps are safe to delete means going through them one by one. App Declutter does that one job for you. WHAT IT DOES Pick the apps you're unsure about. App Declutter quietly watches whether you actually use them. When an app goes unused for your chosen number of days (7, 14, 30, or 60), it shows up as ready to declutter — and you get one reminder a week, only when there's something to review. GOOD FOR • Home Screens cluttered with apps you can't remember installing • "I might need it someday" apps that keep piling up • Notifications and updates from apps you never open • Deciding what to delete based on real use, not guesswork THREE STEPS 1. Choose the apps to watch 2. Use your phone as usual 3. When something is flagged, tap Keep or Declutter That's the whole interface. Declutter walks you through deleting the app from your Home Screen. Nothing is ever deleted automatically. NOT A BLOCKER App Declutter uses Screen Time, but it never blocks apps or limits your time. It does one thing: find what you stopped using. EVERYTHING STAYS ON YOUR PHONE • Records are stored on your device and never sent anywhere • No account, no sign-up • No ads, no analytics SDKs • Reminders include only a count — never app names PRICING Watch up to 3 apps for free. Want more? Unlock unlimited apps with a single one-time purchase. No subscriptions, ever. GOOD TO KNOW • iOS doesn't allow looking back at past usage. Watching starts the day you add an app • An app counts as used when it's open for at least 1 minute in a day • Screen Time access is required Start with the three apps you suspect you've stopped using.

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