Salvyn-Recovery Assistant app analytics for November 7

Restore items from your phone's Trash On Android 11 and newer, many apps move deleted photos, videos and audio to Android's Trash for a limited time before erasing them. Salvyn shows what is still in the Trash, grouped by date, with each item's size and how many days are left. Select what you need and restore it in one step. Android shows its own confirmation, and the files return to where they were. Documents in one place Pick a folder such as Download or Documents, and Salvyn lists the PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint and text files inside it. Open any file with one tap, or move it to Salvyn's Recycle Bin. Salvyn Recycle Bin Items you remove in Salvyn go to its Recycle Bin first. Restore them later, or delete them permanently when you are sure. Free up space, on your terms • Duplicate photos: finds exact copies of the same picture and keeps the newest one selected to stay • Large files: lists photos, videos and audio above a size you choose • APK files: helps you find installer files you no longer need Nothing is deleted until you review the list and confirm. Sizes shown are the real file sizes. Private by design All scanning, restoring and deleting happens on your device. Salvyn does not upload your files. It asks for photo, video and audio access only when you open a feature that needs it, and you can change this anytime in Android settings. No account or sign-in is needed. What Salvyn can and cannot do Salvyn can restore items that are still in Android's Trash or in Salvyn's Recycle Bin. It cannot recover files that were permanently deleted, emptied from the Trash, or overwritten. On Android 9 and 10, system Trash is not available, so Trash restore does not work there; the other tools still do. Some gallery apps keep their own "Recently deleted" album; items there must be restored from that gallery app. Salvyn contains ads. See the privacy policy for details on advertising and data.