Your photo library fills up with duplicates, renamed copies, and burst shots that all look the same. Aba Avner scans a folder, finds every exact and visually-similar match, and builds a clean output folder with just the images worth keeping — your originals are never touched. . What it does: .

• recursively scans a folder (and subfolders) for images
• detects exact duplicates and visually similar near-duplicates using perceptual hashing, not just byte-for-byte comparison
• groups matches together and suggests one keeper per group
• lets you review each group and swap in a different keeper before anything is copied — or skip review and trust the suggestions
• tunes similarity sensitivity and minimum file size to fit your library
• skips images already present in your output folder, so re-runs are fast
• runs fully offline: no account, no cloud upload, no tracking
• available in English and Hebrew . Built with Tauri + Rust: a small, fast, native desktop app. . This snap uses strict confinement. In practice that means: .
• regular files in the user's home directory work through the home interface
• external drives require the removable-media interface to be connected
• hidden dot-directories and arbitrary system paths are not part of the default