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Report a bugCapSort purchases go through Apple's standard App Store billing. Refunds are handled by Apple, not by us directly.
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Free: 25 sorts into albums each week (the count resets every week), up to 4 albums, and trash is always free. The unlock is a single $4.99 purchase, not a subscription. It adds unlimited sorting, PDF export of any album, up to 8 albums, and removes the "sorted with CapSort" watermark from cropped, poster and canvas images.
Open CapSort, go to Settings, and tap restore purchases. Use the same Apple ID you bought it with. The purchase screen has a restore button too.
CapSort purchases go through Apple's standard App Store billing, so refunds are handled by Apple, not by us. Request one at reportaproblem.apple.com.
iOS only offers photo access for the whole library, so that's what the permission prompt asks for. CapSort itself reads only your Screenshots collection and ignores the rest of your photos. If you chose "Limit Access", you can add more screenshots any time from CapSort's Settings.
No. Sorting, cropping, PDF export and metadata scrubbing all happen on your device. Nothing leaves your phone unless you tap export or share. See the Privacy Policy for the full detail.
It's added to the Photos album you dropped it in, titled "CapSorted: your album name" so all of CapSort's albums sit together in Photos. It then leaves CapSort's queue so it won't show up again. Your original stays in your Photos library: sorting never deletes anything.
It's queued in CapSort's trash, so you're not interrupted by a delete confirmation after every swipe. When you empty the trash, Apple's own delete dialog confirms the whole batch at once, and the screenshots go to Recently Deleted in Photos, where you can still recover them for 30 days.
A 3-minute sorting sprint. CapSort measures your pace during it and uses that to estimate how long it will take to clear the rest of your screenshots. The estimate appears on the Stats tab.
CapSort has no accounts and no server. Everything it stores (your sort progress, streaks and settings) lives only on your phone, and deleting the app removes all of it. Albums CapSort created stay in Photos until you delete them there. See Deleting your data in the Privacy Policy.
Email chris@theforklift.dev with what you were doing, what you expected, and, if you can, a screenshot of the issue itself.