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Practical guides to tame your files on Windows — automation, search and a tidy PC, explained step by step.
Dark mode file explorer for Windows, done right
A real dark theme for your file manager — the whole window, not just the title bar — plus a faithful light mode, switched in a click and remembered.
File Explorer tabs: stop drowning in windows
Dozens of Explorer windows open at once, and you can never find the right one. Browser-style tabs put every folder in one window — here's how they work.
Filter files by date, type and size at once
Windows can't filter by date, type and size together. A combinable filter bar does all three at once — plus specific extensions — in a single tab.
Find recent files on Windows with Smart Views
The file you edited this morning, the thing you just downloaded, the giant file eating your disk — Smart Views surface them in one click, no search box.
How to automate file organization in 1 minute
Not sure where to start automating file organization? The app asks what you never want to do by hand, ships ready-made rules, and turns it on in one click.
Organize developer downloads: SDKs, repos, builds
Installers, cloned repos, dumps and stray .env files pile up in Downloads. Here is how to sort a developer's mess automatically, on your own PC.
Organize drone footage and video by date
A memory card of DJI, GoPro and camera files with cryptic names, dumped in one folder. Sort footage by date, rename it cleanly and archive it — all local.
Organize game screenshots and clips on Windows
The Game Bar dumps every clip and screenshot into one folder until the disk fills. Sort captures, replays and screenshots automatically — and back up saves.
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