RoomForGemsPress
Press kit
The short story, the facts, the icon and real screens. Write to support@roomforgems.com with any question; we answer in writing.
The story
When a phone says its storage is full, the popular cleaner apps often answer with a short trial that turns into a weekly charge. RoomForGems is a phone and photo cleaner that costs $9.99 once. It finds copies, similar shots, screenshots and large videos, explains why it picked each one, and deletes nothing without the phone’s own confirmation. Everything happens on the phone, with no account. It also says plainly what no app can clean, such as System Data and other apps’ files, and points to the free built-in tools first. It is made by Digital Infinity Group LLC.
Facts
- Name
- RoomForGems
- What it is
- One-time phone and photo cleaner for iPhone and Android (Android 11 or newer)
- Price
- Free to scan and to clear up to 1 GB, then $9.99 once (US price; each store shows its own). No subscription.
- Privacy
- No account and no upload: photos stay on the phone. Anonymous usage events only, with a switch to turn them off.
- Made by
- Digital Infinity Group LLC
- Contact
- support@roomforgems.com
Available soon on iPhone and Android
Five things it does differently
- Make Room For…Say what you need room for, and it picks the least painful things to clear.
- Where Did the Space Go?Every delete gets a receipt with your phone's own free space, before and after.
- Your GemsThe best shot of every group you clear is kept and gathered in one place.
- Stop It Filling UpSee what keeps filling your phone each month, and the setting that stops it.
- Only-Photo GuardBefore the only photo of a day or a gathering goes, it asks you first.
What no app can clean, and the free steps that help instead: the full list (System Data, Other apps and their caches, Messages and their attachments, iCloud or Google storage, Shared albums). How it compares with other cleaners: the comparison. What the app collects: the trust page.
Icon and screenshots
Free to use in coverage of RoomForGems. The screenshots are real screens from the app, running on a demo library, so the sizes on them are small.
