I’m Qasim, and I built FOLDR because I don't like organizing my files like a caveman.

FOLDR is a small cross-platform CLI that organizes files automatically, but with one rule I cared about more than anything else:

You should always know what is about to happen. So FOLDR can:

• preview every operation before touching your files

• protect against accidental overwrites

• undo organize operations

• remove duplicates when you explicitly ask it to

• keep watching a folder and organize new files automatically It’s open source, MIT licensed, and free.

I’ve been running it long enough to have people actually depend on it, and now I want to make it better as an open-source project. I’d especially love feedback on one thing: What would make you trust a tool enough to let it automatically manage your files? Try it, break it, complain about it. That’s more useful to me than a polite “looks cool.”