Elephant Folio
The PDF Library that automatically organizes itself
65 followers
The PDF Library that automatically organizes itself
65 followers
We accumulate a lot of PDFs. Receipts, academic preprints, or maybe an article we found that we want to read later. Organizing your PDFs is tedious work and you almost never find the documents you saved for later. - Relies on Apple Intelligence (on-device) to auto-organize your files based on their content. - Syncs your PDFs between Mac, iPad, and iPhone - Suggest new filenames - Safari extension that lets you import on the go. Perfect for students, academics or anyone with lots of PDFs.
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While I was waiting at the dentist office, I found an interesting paper on Operating Systems, I saved the PDF file to the "Files" app and was never able to find it again... I thought to myself, there must be a better way to keep track of my PDFs, so I created Elephant Folio.
This is a nice idea. PDFs just pile up and become impossible to manage after a while. Auto-organising based on content makes a lot of sense if it’s accurate enough. How well does it handle messy or mixed documents? That feels like where things could get tricky.
@becky_gaskell Thanks. The app samples different parts of the document. But something like a magazine would throw it off. Users can add custom tags or folders for things like that. Otherwise, the alternative would be over-tagging, which wouldn't be nice.
@jamalk That makes sense. There’s always a trade-off between automation and control, but having manual tags as a fallback feels like the right balance.