AutoSortPro
Messy files → renamed, searchable, and .md export-ready
103 followers
Messy files → renamed, searchable, and .md export-ready
103 followers
AutoSortPro instantly renames, tags, and organizes your screenshots and files into a searchable knowledge base — no manual sorting. Export clean markdown to Obsidian, Notion, Roam, or wherever you keep your notes.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋🏻 we’re Collin and Spencer, makers of AutoSortPro.
We take a lot of screenshots: charts, designs we like, basketball stats. But all those files used to clog our desktop and took hours to sort (if we ever got to them).
So Collin built AutoSortPro, and now we use it every day to:
⁃ add new screenshots (and PDFs, word docs, excel, etc) so that they’re renamed, tagged, summarized and keep our desktops clear
⁃ search existing files to help run our businesses or write blog posts
⁃ export labeled images and files to Obsidian (you can also export to Notion via .md)
We’d love your feedback:
⁃ How do you tame screenshots and the random files that build up on your computer today?
⁃ What would your dream “zero clutter” workflow look like? How much do you trust the AI to handle things vs giving input yourself?
⁃ What other export destinations and file types would cover your needs?
We’re giving ProductHunt users their first 100 credits free with code “ProductHunt” (add the 100 credit pack to your cart to claim)
We’d love to hear your feedback! We’ll be hanging out in the chat today to answer any questions.
- Collin & Spencer 🚀
ps: share your wildest “screenshot clutter” horror stories below! Our favorite will win a free year of the max plan!
For the past few years, I’ve been taking screenshots of everything that’s interesting to me. I ended up with a folder of 2,000+ images and other files with no hope of actually being able to ever use the files.
When my brother @collin_burleigh was looking for his next AI tool to build, I shared this backlog problem and he built AutoSortPro!
I’ve been using AutoSort every day for the past few months and it’s incredible how many interesting things I’ve rediscovered. So much so that I’m now able to make a daily post of what AutoSort has uncovered for me.
These posts have driven millions of views (shoutout Threads audience) and more importantly led to some incredibly interesting conversations about where the world’s headed.
If you also have a ton of screenshots and other files cluttering up your computer give AutoSortPro a try. We’d love your feedback!
The current file type support is practical. Have you considered adding support for code snippets or terminal output screenshots common among developers? @collin_burleigh
@rachitmagon Thanks! We currently support screenshots of any content. Support for popular programming file formats is planned for the near future.
This is honestly so needed - my desktop is basically a digital junk drawer full of screenshots I meant to sort “later”
Love how AutoSortPro doesn’t just rename and tag but actually helps use the files, especially the export to Obsidian.
Excited to give this a spin! Congrats on the launch!
@ha_anh_nguyen thank you! would love to hear any feedback you have on how we can make it even better 🙏
@ha_anh_nguyen Thanks so much! The export to Obsidian is vey useful. Let us know of any feedback you have.
No way, this is exactly what my desktop chaos needs! Renaming and making files searchable (plus .md exports) sounds like a total lifesaver. How fast does it handle big folders?
@joey_zhu_seopage_ai awesome to hear! it's a couple seconds for each image and runs in the background.
if you already have things sorted into category folders and want to maintain that structure, that's ~next on the roadmap!
@joey_zhu_seopage_ai Thank you Joey! It depends on the size and file type but a few seconds (2-5) per file. The added context to files makes them super useful and ensures that you will be able to find/rediscover them in the future.
Love this!
@dmitry_dolgopolov Thank you!
Love this. This is what I needed.
@iceamericano Awesome! Thanks for trying it out.