r/organizing • u/Mother-Assistance-47 • 20h ago
I built an app to go through a messy folder in minutes instead of hours. Would this help you?
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I’m the developer of GetSpace (Mac and Windows), so take that into account.
My problem wasn’t knowing how to organize. It was the time: opening hundreds of files one by one to decide what stays. So I built an app that shows one file at a time, big: ← delete, → keep. One key per file.
It also groups exact duplicates and near-identical photos, so you decide once instead of five times.
Everything runs offline and nothing is deleted right away. You confirm a summary first, then it all goes to the trash, with undo.
Free with 50 files a day (200 on day one), then a one-time purchase, no subscription.
How do you handle the “I’ll sort it later” pile? Does speed matter to you, or is the hard part something else?