Thousands of screenshots, random PDFs, ZIP files, invoices, images, and files named things like:
final_v2_FINAL_really_final.pdf
Curious to know:
📂 Which folder becomes chaotic the fastest for you?
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My screenshots folder gets messy surprisingly fast.
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I have a folder with files I can't bring myself to delete.
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The desktop is carrying far too many files right now.
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Some people will have the habit of save everything on desktop to access it quickly right… it’s me
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The references folder is far from organized.
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My browser exports and reports are scattered everywhere.
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Downloads too ! Currently 88 elements having fun together … :D
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Love the idea. Does NudgeFile focus more on reminders to clean up or automatic organization?
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Mine's the desktop, not Downloads. And it's a very specific kind of mess.
Voice memos and half-written notes. I get ideas at weird times, a post angle, a feature, something a customer said on a call, and I just dump it wherever's open. So I've got 40 files called "note", "note 2", "idea", "READ THIS" scattered everywhere, and no memory of what half of them mean two weeks later.
Ironically, I'm building a product to think like a marketer, and I still can't get my own thoughts into one place.
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My screenshots folder gets messy surprisingly fast.
I have a folder with files I can't bring myself to delete.
The desktop is carrying far too many files right now.
The references folder is far from organized.
My browser exports and reports are scattered everywhere.
Downloads too ! Currently 88 elements having fun together … :D
Love the idea. Does NudgeFile focus more on reminders to clean up or automatic organization?
Mine's the desktop, not Downloads. And it's a very specific kind of mess.
Voice memos and half-written notes. I get ideas at weird times, a post angle, a feature, something a customer said on a call, and I just dump it wherever's open. So I've got 40 files called "note", "note 2", "idea", "READ THIS" scattered everywhere, and no memory of what half of them mean two weeks later.
Ironically, I'm building a product to think like a marketer, and I still can't get my own thoughts into one place.
My exports folder is a complete mess.