Turn your messy desktop into a Tinder-like game. A native macOS app that lets you swipe left to trash and right to keep. It detects duplicates, groups similar files, and makes cleaning up screenshot_final_v2.png actually satisfying. 100% Free & Open Source.
Hey Product Hunt! ๐
Like most of you, my desktop is a graveyard of 1000+ screenshots, dsada.png, and PDFs I swore I'd read later.
So I 'vibecoded' this simple DesktopDeclutter. Itโs a native macOS app that brings the 'Swipe Left/Right' mechanic to your file management (just like Tinder).
๐งน Swipe to Bin / Keep
๐ Auto-detect duplicates & large files
๐ Smart grouping for batch review
โจ๏ธ Keyboard shortcuts for speed
Itโs 100% Free and Open Source on GitHub. Feel free to report bugs, suggest improvements, submit pull requests, fork and modify for your needs!
Happy swiping! ๐๏ธ
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@kamilstanuchย Hey I can relate! It's not just my desktop though but my downloads need decluttering too! I would love to try but I am on Windows. Any plans to have this decluttering magic work on downloads, documents, photos etc also have it available for Windows users too?
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An unconventional approach to the problem)
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Nice to see a Mac app here, I think this one solves a real problem. I've been tempted many times to create something for Mac myself but I have not yet had an idea this good, and iOS tends to draw to much of my attention right now.
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@kamilstanuchย Hey I can relate! It's not just my desktop though but my downloads need decluttering too! I would love to try but I am on Windows. Any plans to have this decluttering magic work on downloads, documents, photos etc also have it available for Windows users too?
An unconventional approach to the problem)
Nice to see a Mac app here, I think this one solves a real problem. I've been tempted many times to create something for Mac myself but I have not yet had an idea this good, and iOS tends to draw to much of my attention right now.
Nice work :)
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@marcus_fribergย thanks Marcus! I'm not a Swift developer myself, just played around with Cursor so thought: "let's give it back to community" ;-)
@kamilstanuchย that sounds like a Swift developer to me, a highly automated one perhaps but still ;-) Cursor is just the tool you used :P