Gallery — with a locked vault, photo editor

Four separate apps usually cover what this one does: viewing photos, hiding private ones, editing pictures and playing video. Combining them saves both storage and the irritation of jumping between apps for a single task. Browsing comes first. Photos, videos, GIFs and albums are laid out for fast scrolling, with search for finding a specific image and folder management for arranging the rest. A cleaner finds duplicates and useless files that accumulate over years, which usually reclaims more space than people expect. The vault is what separates this from ordinary galleries. Protect it with a PIN, a pattern, a password or your fingerprint, then move private photos and videos inside. They disappear from the main grid entirely, so handing your phone to a colleague to show them one picture stops being a small act of faith. The editor covers enhancement and adjustment without a second app, and the collage maker assembles several pictures into one image for sharing. An HD video player handles the clips in your library rather than passing them to another app that may not support the format. It is a lot of function in one place, and the design keeps the everyday task, looking at your photos, at the front rather than buried under features.