No more digital mess. Let it sort while you live.
Does your Downloads folder look like a digital landfill? Files scattered everywhere—pictures mixed with PDFs, installer files next to old presentations. You know exactly what I'm talking about.
File-Organiser is a friendly little background app for Windows that pays attention to your folders and does the tidying up while you don't even notice it. You tell it one time: "Send photos to Pictures, keep documents in Documents, put zips in the Archive folder." And it does exactly that—automatically, for every new file that appears.
No more dragging and dropping. No more huge piles of random stuff. Just clear, flexible organization that obeys your rules.
Follow these steps to get File-Organiser on your PC.
Tap this big button below. It will open the official download page for File-Organiser on GitHub.
Once the download has finished, go to your Downloads folder. You should see the installer or program file there. Double-click it, allow any security prompt asking for permission, and the app will launch.
First time opening File-Organiser? Simply add a folder you want to watch — that could be Downloads, Desktop or Documents — and set up rules for where different file types should move.
You add your Downloads directory as a watched folder. Now every new file is tracked automatically.
Images (.jpg, .png) → Pictures
PDFs, Word docs → Documents
MP3s, videos → Media
Every time you download that new vacation photo, File-Organiser instantly sends it to your Pictures folder. You'll later wonder where the mess went!
Minimum to run comfortably:
Works on older hardware too, just with slight responsiveness delays.
We take file safety seriously. File-Organiser only moves files according to the rules you set. It won't delete anything on its own. You always remain in full control and can tweak or disable any rule in one click.
Your data stays entirely on your computer. No cloud sync, no hidden uploads, no sign-up needed.
Cross-platform support is planned, but the current stable release runs on Windows.
Yes! Just go to the folder and move manually—your rules can be edited at any moment, but there's no auto-undo yet. We recommend trying on a test folder first.