file-organizer

Duplicate file detection scans local directories like Downloads, comparing files by hash, name, and size to identify exact and likely duplicates. It presents clear recommendations on which copies to keep before any deletion occurs.

Yes, you can automatically organize files and folders while preserving original metadata and timestamps. The system suggests a logical folder hierarchy and executes moves or renames only after you confirm each recommended change.

Cleaning up a chaotic file system involves static analysis of file types and metadata to reveal organization issues, resolving duplicates, and archiving old project files. This reduces clutter and saves space through safe restructuring.

File organization works across local directories including Photos, Documents, Projects, and Downloads. It handles photo organization, archiving, renaming, and restructuring by applying logical hierarchies based on type, purpose, or date.

Folder restructuring is performed safely by recommending a new hierarchy and moving files only with explicit user approval. All actions are logged, and original timestamps and metadata are preserved during the execution process.

Automated file cleanup requires user confirmation for every move or rename action to prevent unintended data loss. It relies on static analysis of file types and metadata, meaning it does not dynamically interpret file content beyond hashing and naming conventions.