A uniquely crafted image viewer and editor with options to organize files, and maintain large lists of image files for slideshows, dupes detection or other purposes.

Ultimate File Management and Automation Solution. Simplify, organize, and automate your file tasks with ease.

SmartShreds uses Rust, hashing algorithms, and NLP to detect and manage duplicate files efficiently, optimizing storage and organization with AI-powered tools.

Say goodbye to confusing filenames. Easily rename photos and videos based on modified dates for organized digital archives.

A lightweight CLI tool for dumping your codebase into a single file, perfect to work with LLMs

File organizer that automatically organize your clumpy folders.

Keep your directories clean and easily sort your files with FileOrganizer!

A python script to organize a specific directory by moving files to definied subdirectories

A python script that take in the path to the VERY unorganized folder you have with .HEIC, .MOV photos and videos and outputs a new directory that will contain all the photos and video converted to .JPEG, and .MP4 all while organizing them based on date taken into years and months.

Script to organize files in any path

Organizes your files on the download directory

An executable software that sorts files into folders.

Organize files with ease

📂 Auto File Sorter Automatically organize your messy folders! A lightweight tool that sorts files into designated folders based on file type, date, or custom rules. Perfect for cleaning up downloads, documents, or media files with zero manual effort.

🗄️ Config based File Organizer CLI tool

An application that makes organizing your Plex media server files a breeze.

Groups files in a directory by extension and can restore a directory state. Just learning Rust :)

a simple tool that will extract all files from each folder in the same directory and group the said files by file type into folders.

Given a text file of IDs, the script scans a specified directory, deleting any files that have one of those IDs somewhere in the file name

Tired of manually arranging your stardew mod files?