Homedex: The beautiful file browser Windows never had

I'm AntrioSanture, and I built Homedex because I was tired of digging through File Explorer for things I knew were on my PC somewhere. Homy on Mac was a big inspiration. Seeing your files as big previews instead of a wall of filenames felt so much better. But nothing like it existed on Windows, so I built Homedex for both Windows and Mac. What it does: 🖼️ Big previews of everything, sorted into images, videos, music and documents 🔎 Plain-English search: type "pdfs from last week over 5 mb" and it just works 📝 Search the text inside screenshots and PDFs: that receipt or code you screenshotted is one search away 🌐 Downloaded from: files grouped by the website they came from 🧹 Duplicates and cleanup: finds copies and look-alike photos, and shows how much space you'll get back. Everything goes to the Recycle Bin, never deleted outright. 🔒 Private by design: indexing, text recognition and duplicate checks all run on your computer. Nothing is uploaded. 💳 Pricing: pay once, yours for life. One license covers every PC and Mac you sign in on with Google. Early-bird ₹699 (~$8) for the first 200 customers, then ₹2,099. I'd love your honest feedback, especially from Windows users: what's the one thing you can never find on your PC? 🙏