Have you ever handed your phone to a friend saying, "Look at this photo!", only to have them swipe it sideways without your permission, leaving you with a shiver? Private photos you don't want to show, work screenshots, embarrassing funny faces... 'NoSwipe' is an app that frees you from the fear of "gallery harassment."
It displays *only* the photos you select and locks them, preventing any other actions. Now you can confidently hand your phone to anyone.
■ Why Choose NoSwipe?
【Impenetrable Swipe Guard】 Even if the other person tries to scroll, the screen springs back like rubber, absolutely preventing them from seeing the next photo. It also includes a feature to deter the other person with the message, "These are all the photos."
【Two Launch Methods to Choose From】 "Launch from the Share Menu" locks the currently viewed photo instantly, while "Select from the App" allows you to pre-select photos from your album. Choose the method that best suits your situation.
[Zoom in and out as you like] While swiping (image scrolling) is disabled, zooming (pinch in and out) is possible. Showing small text and details is stress-free.
[Notifications are also blocked] Prevent unwanted LINE notifications and incoming calls from appearing at the top of the screen while you're showing photos (full-screen immersion mode).
■ Two ways to use it
① To share the photo you're currently viewing (recommended!)
Open the image in the standard "Photos" app or Google Photos.
Tap the "Share" button and select "NoSwipe."
The lock is completed instantly. You can then share it with the other person.
② To prepare in advance
Launch the "NoSwipe" app.
Select the photo you want to share from the album within the app.
Check the preview and start the lock.
■ Useful in these situations: • When showing your best travel photos to friends • When you want to share your favorite idol's image • When you want colleagues to review work documents • When you want to show a QR code to someone
"Sharing" becomes more free and safer. Try NoSwipe, which protects your privacy.