Silence the spam calls
Block numbers outright, label them so an unknown caller arrives with a name, or write one prefix rule that covers a whole range — which is how you deal with a call centre burning through a thousand numbers a week.
Free to download · iPhone · 22 languages
Your phone, tidied up.
Spam calls, junk messages, duplicate contacts and duplicate photos — and a password vault that fills in your logins. All of it on the phone: there is no pluris account, because there is nothing to have an account with.
iPhone · iOS 18.6 or later · 22 languages
What pluris does
Filter the junk texts
Keywords in four buckets: junk, promotional, transactional and safe. Safe is the interesting one — it suppresses filtering rather than causing it, so the message from your bank still gets through.
Tidy the address book
Find duplicates that do not look like duplicates, merge them with an undo, repair numbers missing a country code, and fix a whole address book at once after a decade of dialling the same friend two different ways.
Reclaim the space
Exact duplicates go without much thought. Near-identical burst shots get a side-by-side comparison, because which one you keep is a judgement only you can make.
Bring your passwords with you
Logins, passkeys, cards and recovery phrases behind Face ID, filled in by AutoFill and synced through your own iCloud Keychain. On iOS 26 they move in from Apple Passwords app to app, with no CSV left behind. The vault backs itself up after every change, encrypted under one passphrase — and with Pro, Google Gemini can tidy it, with every secret replaced by a placeholder before anything is sent.
Hide contacts and photos
Choose a contact or a photo and pluris moves it out of Apple’s apps into an encrypted copy on your iPhone, behind Face ID, until you put it back. It says what hiding means before anything moves, and nothing is deleted until the copy has been read back and checked.
Private by design
Your contacts, photos and messages are processed on your iPhone, and your passwords live in your own iCloud Keychain. There is no pluris account, no sign-in and no analytics.
What pluris fetches from the internet is public lists of known spam numbers: the community list it ships with, and any list you add yourself. Nothing about you is sent with them — and an app that claimed to be entirely offline while quietly making those requests would be lying to you.
What you need, and what it costs
pluris is free to download, runs on iPhone with iOS 18.6 or later, and is available in 22 languages. The rule is that single actions are free and bulk actions are paid — and the password vault is free.
Free
- Finding every duplicate contact and photo, and every phone number that needs repair
- 5 blocked numbers and 5 caller labels
- 3 prefix rules — each one covers 10,000 numbers
- 12 message keywords per category, and unlimited safe keywords
- 10 contacts per import
- The password vault: AutoFill, passkeys, encrypted backups, exports and the vault review
- Password transfers from another app of up to 10 items
- Hiding one contact or photo at a time
PRO
- The caps lifted
- Community spam lists, lists of your own, and the Brazil 0303 rule
- Merging duplicate contacts
- Repairing every phone number at once
- Clearing duplicate photos in one pass
- Compressing photos and videos
- Exporting contacts, and importing a full address book
- Password transfers of any size
- Hiding several contacts or photos at once
- Organising the vault with Google Gemini through pluris cloud
One honest wrinkle in our own rule: merging contacts is Pro even when you merge just one pair. Pro is monthly or yearly, each with a 14-day free trial, or a one-time lifetime unlock, and every plan is family-shareable. Current pricing is in the App Store, which is the only place it is ever correct.