FolderGen - Auto-create Google Drive folders in one click
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Say goodbye to repetitive folder creation. FolderGen helps you generate client-ready Google Drive structures instantly from templates. Ideal for agencies, consultants, and busy teams.
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Hey everyone! 👋
We made FolderGen out of pure frustration.
Every time a new client signed on, we’d find ourselves doing the same ritual:
Open Google Drive → create 10+ folders → nest them → rename them → share them → sigh.
It felt like productive work… but really, it was just digital housekeeping.
So we thought, what if we could just save that structure once, and reuse it forever?
With FolderGen, you can:
✨ Create folder templates with placeholders like [ClientName], [Date]
⚡ Instantly generate the entire folder structure in your Google Drive
🧠 Stay organized and save time (and brainpower)
No Zapier. No coding. Just click, customize, done.
It’s perfect for agencies, freelancers, and anyone who’s tired of doing the same thing again and again.
We’re excited to share this with you all and would love your thoughts, ideas, or even roasts 😄
Thanks for checking us out!
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Looks interesting! Congratulations on the launch! Can you explain more about the templates please?
Great question, templates are at the heart of FolderGen.
You can create your own reusable folder structure with placeholders like [ClientName], [Date], or [ProjectType]. For example:
📁 [ClientName]
└── 📁 Contracts
└── 📁 Assets
└── 📁 Reports
When you're ready to generate folders, FolderGen will prompt you to fill in those placeholders and instantly create the whole structure in your Google Drive, fully customized.
And if you don’t want to start from scratch, we’ve also included industry-standard prebuilt templates across different domains like:
📈 Marketing
🎨 Design
📄 Legal
📷 Media Production
📊 Consulting
...and more!
You can customize these or use them as-is. Perfect for agencies, freelancers, and busy teams.
Let me know if you’d like a peek at some of the prebuilt ones! Would love your thoughts.
We love hearing that it's genuinely useful, especially for something as repetitive (and often overlooked) as drive folder setup.
If you have any suggestions or use cases you'd like us to support, we’re all ears! :)
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Seems like an innovative option for organised users as it helps keep things in check and easier reach
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@scoma_srihari Thank you! That’s exactly what we hoped to solve. Giving organized folks (and even the messy ones like us :D) a simple way to keep things tidy and within easy reach. If you try it out, would love to hear how it fits into your workflow!
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Looks interesting! Congratulations on the launch! Can you explain more about the templates please?
@akah_claude Thanks so much! 🙌
Great question, templates are at the heart of FolderGen.
You can create your own reusable folder structure with placeholders like [ClientName], [Date], or [ProjectType]. For example:
📁 [ClientName]
└── 📁 Contracts
└── 📁 Assets
└── 📁 Reports
When you're ready to generate folders, FolderGen will prompt you to fill in those placeholders and instantly create the whole structure in your Google Drive, fully customized.
And if you don’t want to start from scratch, we’ve also included industry-standard prebuilt templates across different domains like:
📈 Marketing
🎨 Design
📄 Legal
📷 Media Production
📊 Consulting
...and more!
You can customize these or use them as-is. Perfect for agencies, freelancers, and busy teams.
Let me know if you’d like a peek at some of the prebuilt ones! Would love your thoughts.
Surprisingly useful.
@chrissxxn That means a lot, thank you! 🙏
We love hearing that it's genuinely useful, especially for something as repetitive (and often overlooked) as drive folder setup.
If you have any suggestions or use cases you'd like us to support, we’re all ears! :)
Seems like an innovative option for organised users as it helps keep things in check and easier reach
@scoma_srihari Thank you! That’s exactly what we hoped to solve. Giving organized folks (and even the messy ones like us :D) a simple way to keep things tidy and within easy reach. If you try it out, would love to hear how it fits into your workflow!