Rehearse first.
Share with intent.

Under 60-second privacy lab, open Weekend post, Marketplace listing, or Support screenshot. These built-in examples demonstrate the complete recipient-rehearsal flow without requesting access to your photos.

Choose the intended audience, tap Rehearse with a photo, and select an image in Apple’s system photo picker. ShareClues analyses only the image you select. If the picker does not open, close and reopen the app, then check photo access in Settings › Privacy & Security › Photos.

Tap a highlighted item to see what was found and why it may matter to the selected recipient. Switch between Public, Work, Selling, Support, and People I know to compare how context changes the recommendation.

Small details can become more revealing together. Toggle each finding between Show and Hide; the readiness score and clue-chain status update as you rehearse the recipient’s view. Recognition is assistance, not a guarantee, so inspect the whole image before sharing.

Tap Build audience copy to open selected protections as editable masks in ShareClues Workspace. You can refine redaction, mosaic, blur, stickers, or watermarks. Export creates a new flattened copy and removes selected hidden file metadata without changing the original.

Open an image in Photos, tap Edit, open Extensions, then choose ShareClues Fix. If it is not visible, launch ShareClues once and use the More option in Photos to enable the extension. The Share extension is also available from compatible system share sheets.

For a selection, orientation, recognition, extension, save, or share problem, first retry with the latest available build and a different image. If it continues, tell us your device model, iOS or iPadOS version, app version, expected result, and reproduction steps. Protect private details in every screenshot you send.