Last LookSee what your phone still remembers.
Plug in your phone and see what's still on it after you delete or hide things: photos, messages, locked chats, the places you've been. Then make it go away before you sell, trade in or hand it over.
What Last Look finds
Deleting or hiding something on your phone often doesn't remove it. Last Look shows you what's still there, and tells you how to clear each one.
Every photo and video waiting in the bin, with the date it will really be erased.
Photos you hid from your library, shown together in one place.
Small previews of photos you already erased for good, still sitting on the phone.
Texts in Recently Deleted and pieces of old messages still left in the phone's storage.
Chats you put behind Chat Lock, plus deleted WhatsApp text and media.
Locations stored by Maps, Waze, Uber, photos and other apps, on one map.
Every network the phone remembers. Names often give away home, work and hotels.
How much data each app keeps, including folders you never see.
Photos in the bin, hidden folders, WhatsApp media, text messages, call history, accounts and apps.
How it works
No app on the phone, no account, nothing uploaded.
Connect it to your Mac or Windows PC with a USB cable, unlock it and tap Trust or Allow.
A quick photo check takes about a minute; the full privacy scan takes 10–30 minutes. You see how much was found.
Unlock the full report to see each photo, message and place, with simple steps to clear them from the phone.
One price per phone
Scanning is free, and the free report already shows how much your phone is holding on to. Pay only if you want to see it all.
- Full reports: the actual photos, messages, chats, places and Wi-Fi names
- Scan the same phone again any time, free: check that your clean-up worked
- No subscription, no account
- Pay securely with card, Apple Pay or Google Pay through Stripe
Your data stays with you
A tool that reads your phone should be the most private app you own.
Scans and reports never leave your Mac or PC. We never see your photos, messages or places.
The phone must be unlocked and you approve on its screen. Last Look never gets around a passcode.
Scans never change or delete anything on the phone. Delete every report with one click when you're done.
Questions
Will a factory reset remove all of this?
On modern iPhones and Android phones, yes: a full erase removes it. Last Look is for the time before that, to see what someone holding your unlocked phone could find, and to clean up things you want gone while you keep using the phone.
Does it change anything on my phone?
No. Scans only read. On an iPhone, the full scan needs a password for computer backups; if your iPhone doesn't have one yet, Last Look asks you to choose one. Nothing else is changed.
Can it get my deleted photos back?
It shows what's still there: photos in Recently Deleted, hidden photos, and previews of erased photos that the phone kept. It doesn't promise to restore photos that are truly gone.
Can I scan someone else's phone?
Only with the owner's permission. The phone has to be unlocked and the owner has to approve the connection on the phone.
Why pay per phone?
Most people check one or two phones, usually before selling one. You pay once for a phone and can scan it again for free whenever you like, on any computer.
What do I need?
A Mac or a Windows 10/11 PC, and a USB cable for your phone. iPhones on Windows also need Apple's free "Apple Devices" app. Android phones need USB debugging turned on; the app shows you how.
Get Last Look
Free to download and scan.
After you pay, the key is saved in the app by itself. The payment page shows it too, so you can copy it to use on another computer.