Why Unfill exists
Photo libraries grow quietly. Videos become larger, screenshots accumulate, near-identical images are hard to compare, and the storage screen rarely explains what a safe next step looks like. Unfill organizes those questions into understandable categories and estimates so a person can review the opportunity instead of acting on a vague warning.
How the product is different
Unfill is designed around local analysis and deliberate decisions. It examines the Photos library on the device, shows the media behind each opportunity, and keeps pending work visible. Compression creates a smaller copy for review; it does not pretend space has already been freed. Deletion and final commits remain explicit actions controlled by the person using the phone.
Who makes Unfill
Unfill is created and published independently by software developer Alejandro Pacheco. Product questions, accessibility feedback, press enquiries, and support requests are welcome through the public contact page. The site documents what the app does today and avoids presenting illustrative storage examples as measured user outcomes.
Principles
Useful storage guidance should be understandable, reversible where the platform allows it, and honest about what has and has not happened. Media content stays out of the optional assistant, consequential actions require review, and support information remains available without signing in.