Meet your files. Again.
Rediscover what’s worth keeping. Clear out what isn’t
A looping sample stages duplicate lecture notes, keeps an invoice, renames a proposal, files it into Projects, reviews the staged file, and moves it to Trash. Then the sample starts again. No files on your computer are used.
771 files, and no
idea where to start.
I opened my Mac after finals and wondered when I’d last organized anything. Then I opened Downloads. Whiplash. Deciding what to keep was easy. Opening files, dragging them around, and finding my place again was what turned it into an afternoon.
So I built DClutter. That afternoon became a few minutes here and there, one file at a time. Somewhere between old assignments and forgotten projects, cleaning up started to feel like going down memory lane.
Who would’ve thought sorting files could be a little enjoyable?
One file. Four ways forward.
Set it aside. Review it before it goes to Trash.
Try it before you download it.
Use the arrow keys, or click the buttons.
01 Review the project brief
02 Organize research and references
03 Prepare the first design review
A little less clutter. A little more clarity.
Fully offline.Nothing uploaded.
Read more in the privacy policy.No account.
Open the app and get straight to your files.
No uploads.
File names, contents, and previews stay on your device.
No tracking.
No analytics, crash pings, or usage counters.
Built in the open.
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- Forks
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- Published releases
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Totals across both repos. Downloads include installers and app archives.
Ready to start with one file?
A clearer folder, a few minutes at a time.
macOS 14+
Apple Silicon & Intel
Windows 10 or 11
x64