Sorted - Organize your folders with AI

Sorted Organize your folders with AI

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#file organization
#folder management
#desktop organization
#automation
#MacOS
#file sorting

What is Sorted?

Sorted leverages OpenAI's technology to bring intelligent file organization to MacOS users. The application analyzes file names and extensions to create a structured folder system, automatically categorizing files into meaningful groups without accessing the file contents.

The tool offers flexible sorting options, including extension-based categorization and name-based intelligent grouping. With features like auto-sort and customizable file age filtering, users can maintain organized folders while retaining easy access to recent downloads.

Features

AI-Powered Sorting: Intelligent file organization based on file names and extensions
Auto-Sort: Automatic organization of new files every 60 seconds
Reset Function: Ability to revert to original folder structure
Extension-Based Sorting: Organizes files by file type
Recent Files Filter: Option to exclude recently added files from sorting
Name-Based Organization: Creates meaningful folder categories based on file names

Use Cases

Organizing download folders
Managing document directories
Sorting media files
Maintaining clean desktop folders
Automating file organization workflow

FAQs

What data does the app use? Does it leave my computer?

The app only uses names of the files and folders of the selected folder. This information is shared privately with OpenAI but is not used for model training. No other information leaves your computer.
How many calls does it make to OpenAI? Will I get charged a lot?

For every sort operation, one API call is made, up to 3 calls for folders with many files. This costs approximately 0.5-1 cent per call. Auto Sort makes a call whenever new files are detected.
How does Autosort work?

When enabled, the feature checks for new files every 60 seconds. If new files are detected, it automatically sorts them into appropriate subfolders or creates new folders if needed.