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Open Settings › Restore purchases in the app. Googie Pro is tied to the Apple Account that bought it, so make sure the device is signed in to that same account — there is no separate Googie Gogo account or password. If a restore still doesn't unlock it, email us and we will look into it with you.

Subscriptions are managed by Apple, not by us. On your iPhone or iPad, open the Settings app, tap your name at the top, then Subscriptions, choose Googie Gogo and tap Cancel Subscription. Your Pro features stay available until the end of the period you have already paid for. To stop a renewal, cancel at least 24 hours before the period ends. Lifetime is a one-off purchase, so there is nothing to cancel.

Every purchase is made through the App Store, so refunds are handled by Apple under the App Store's terms. Request one at reportaproblem.apple.com using the Apple Account that made the purchase. We cannot issue an App Store refund ourselves, but if something in the app went wrong, tell us — we would rather fix it.

The free plan includes 50 photo decisions each day, every day, and the allowance resets at midnight in your own time zone. Googie Pro removes the daily limit and adds Similar Shots, Best Shot, blurry-photo detection and Storage Rescue.

Almost certainly, yes. A swipe never deletes anything: removals go to a basket you review, and iOS asks you to confirm before a single photo is deleted. Once deleted, photos go to Recently Deleted in Apple's Photos app, where they normally stay for up to 30 days — open that album and tap Recover. Googie Gogo keeps no copy of your library and is not a backup service, so after Recently Deleted empties, we cannot retrieve a photo for you.

Two common causes. First, Similar Shots, Best Shot, blurry-photo detection and Storage Rescue are Googie Pro features, and show as locked on the free plan. Second, if you granted limited photo access, Googie only ever sees the photos you picked — you can add more at any time from the app, or in Settings › Apps › Googie Gogo › Photos. If neither explains it, let us know what you expected to see.

No. Every bit of analysis runs on your device using Apple's PhotoKit and Vision frameworks. No photo, video or thumbnail is ever uploaded — not for analysis, not for support, not for analytics. The privacy policy sets out the little data we do handle.

iPhone and iPad running iOS 18 or later, from the App Store — download Googie Gogo here. There is no Android, Mac, Windows or web version, and no public beta.

Googie Gogo calls two files identical only after a full SHA-256 hash of both matches, byte for byte. Anything less certain is labelled “similar”, never “exact”. Photos you have marked as Favourites in Apple's Photos app are protected and never proposed for removal.