Undolly 3.0 brings video cleanup to iPhone photo libraries

Undolly has released version 3.0 of its iOS app, expanding its photo‑cleanup tools to include help with storage‑heavy videos. The update builds on Undolly’s core focus — removing unnecessary photos — by adding features that make it easier to find and delete large or redundant video files that take up space.

The app aims to simplify freeing up storage on iPhones by analyzing your library and surfacing items that are likely safe to remove or archive. While Undolly continues to prioritize photo culling (duplicates, screenshots, blurry shots), the new video cleanup option reduces the manual effort of hunting down long clips or high‑resolution recordings.

What’s new in v3.0

• Assists in identifying storage‑hogging videos so you can review and remove them.
• Continued tools for finding and deleting redundant or low‑quality photos.
• Improvements aimed at speeding up library scans and making cleanup recommendations easier to act on.

The developer’s update focuses on practicality — helping users reclaim space quickly without sifting through thousands of items. If you often run low on storage or keep long video clips, this release could save time and free up significant space.

You can search for Undolly on the App Store here: Undolly on the App Store. For the original report in German, see the coverage on iPhone‑Ticker: iphone‑ticker.de.

Discussion: Would a video‑cleanup tool convince you to try an app like Undolly — or do you prefer manual management and cloud backups? What feature helps you most when clearing space on your phone?