Show off without
showing all.
Hand your phone to a friend and show only the photos and videos you meant to — in a locked, swipe-proof viewer.
iPhone · iOS · Free with optional one-time Noodle+
Built for the hand-over moment
The split second you pass your phone over is exactly when things go wrong. Noodle makes it safe.
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Swipe-proof viewer
They see only what you picked — nothing before it, nothing after. Exit is gated by Face ID or your PIN.
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Screenshots blocked
Your photos blank out of screenshots and screen recording, with a playful warning if anyone tries.
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For You & On This Day
Browse your whole library by place or date, and rediscover memories from this day in years past.
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Slideshow & zoom
Ken-Burns slideshow, pinch and double-tap zoom, grid view, plus videos and Live Photos.
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Save collections
Keep the sets you show again and again — auto-named by where and when the photos were taken.
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Guided Access prompt
Optionally lock the phone fully to Noodle before you hand it over — one tap, then it's just the viewer.
Straight from the app
Privacy isn't a feature. It's the whole point.
Nothing's uploaded. Almost nothing's kept. Here's the receipt:
Free, with an optional tip
Everything you need is free. Noodle+ is a one-time coffee that buys room and a few niceties — never more privacy.
Free
$0
Everything you need
- Unlimited quick noodles
- 5 collections, 20 items each
- Locked viewer & all security
- On This Day · Nerdy Stats
- Videos & Live Photos
- Slideshow & zoom
- Tags & notes
Noodle+
$4.99 one-time
Family Sharing included
- Hidden collections
- iCloud sync
- Unlimited collections & items
- On This Day widget
About us
Noodle started the way most privacy tools do: with a cringe. You hand someone your phone to show one photo, they start swiping, and suddenly they're somewhere in your camera roll that was never on the menu. We wanted showing a photo to feel like handing over a print — they see what you chose, nothing else.
So we built the app we wished existed: independent, with no accounts, no servers, and no interest in your data. Your photos stay in your library; Noodle just remembers which ones you picked. If you feel a little more relaxed the next time someone says “ooh, show me!” — that's the whole point.
Contact
Questions, feedback, or a bug to report? We'd love to hear from you.