Frames 1 and 2 are the same screenshot twice.
"Swipe Left to Delete" and "Swipe Right to Keep" sit over the same screen, with the same photo stack in the same position and the same 15 of 1125 counter in the corner. Read at the size the store renders them, side by side in a scrolling row, they look like one image repeated. Two of your seven slots are spent teaching two halves of a gesture that most people already assume.
What should be in frame 1 is in frame 4. "45 items (94,3 MB) will be permanently deleted", above a grid of real photos with keep and delete marks on them, and the tab bar reading All 267, Delete 45, Keep 222. Megabytes recovered is the number this entire category is bought on, and right now it appears once, small, four frames deep. Someone with a full phone would stop scrolling for that.
The set ends on frame 7, a Settings screen of toggles under "Fully Customizable". It is the same shape of mistake as opening on a form: the last thing a reader sees is configuration rather than result.
One thing you do that almost nobody does. We checked five storefronts, and Germany and Japan get their own screenshot sets rather than the English ones. Out of roughly forty listings we have looked at this month, that puts you in a group of about five. It is worth saying out loud because it is invisible from the US store, which is where most people would judge you from.
