Productivity · Consumers · Emerging
Lack of a native tool to efficiently search for large images and videos by date on Android, leading to frustration with managing storage
Users struggle to find and manage large media files on Android devices due to inadequate search tools and a cumbersome directory structure.
Who experiences it: Consumers
Momentum
0%
Pain
63
Competition
0
Opportunity
56/100
Signals over time
5 observed signals across 1 sources, tracked for 0 days. Confidence: medium.
What people are saying Observed
“> Google is doing the same on Android - there's no native tool to search for large images and videos by date This is completely untrue. Android Files app. I just went to the very top, selected images and videos, and set a custom date. (And then sorted by filesize)”
Hacker News · complaint
“> Google is doing the same on Android - there's no native tool to search for large images and videos by date This is completely untrue. Android Files app. I just went to the very top, selected images and videos, and set a custom date.”
Hacker News · frustration
“> Google is doing the same on Android - there's no native tool to search for large images and videos by date This is completely untrue. Android Files app. I just went to the very top, selected images and videos, and set a custom date. (And then sorted by filesize)”
Hacker News · frustration
“> Google is doing the same on Android - there's no native tool to search for large images and videos by date This is completely untrue. Android Files app. I just went to the very top, selected images and videos, and set a custom date. (And then sorted by filesize)”
Hacker News · frustration
“Google is doing the same on Android - there's no native tool to search for large images and videos by date. There's a Purchase Google Cloud Storage type of header that pops up when you start to get full, and you can delete whatever is quick to find or remember to delete, like WhatsApp media, which you find through an annoying directory structure with a broken tool. It's terrible.”
Hacker News · frustration
Why now? AI inference
Existing solutions Observed
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