Tag: digital-declutter

My camera roll is a mess across iOS and Google Photos and plus an old hard drive. Looking for a simple folder structure and naming strategy that won't fall apart next year.

This mess started with one vacation album and now I have three copies of the same sunset across two devices and a tablet. I want a simple system for deduping, tagging people and places, and backing up without surprises. Tips for setting it up once and not spending every weekend herding screenshots would be a lifesaver.

My camera roll is a disaster: 60k photos and videos across an iPhone, a dusty DSLR folder, and old Google backups. Storage is nearly full, and I keep paying for more because I'm afraid to delete the wrong stuff. I want a system that's automatic, cross-platform, and easy for my partner to use too. Constraints: limited budget, slow laptop, and grandparents who want shared albums. What workflows, folder structures, or apps actually made your library manageable long term? Context: I'm hoping for practical tips or "this worked for me" style answers.

My camera roll is out of control across two phones and a laptop. What's the easiest setup to auto-back up, de-duplicate, and keep albums manageable? For context: I'm not looking for professional advice, just everyday experiences.

I'm decent at filtering newsletters, but the inbox still fills up with stuff I might need later. What routines or tools help you archive, snooze, or auto-sort without missing important messages?

What's the fastest way to clear space from my phone photos without losing important memories? Looking for a simple, low-cost workflow.

My camera roll is fuller than my snack drawer. How do I free space without accidentally deleting the one photo my mom will ask for next week?