Organize workspace files with a reviewable plan and recovery information.
Organizing without chaos. It inventories first — types, sizes, naming patterns, dates, duplicates recognized by content rather than by name — then drafts a reviewable plan listing every move, rename and archive as one line, with grouped previews and undo paths. Only after you approve does it execute, parent folders before children. A 'delete' is really a move into a dated archive folder, restorable in bulk; actual removal happens only when you name archived items specifically.
Name collisions and cross-device oddities get flagged, not guessed around; naming follows your existing folders instead of pitching a prettier scheme. Large passes run in the background so closing the view never interrupts them, and the close-out checks plan against reality: what moved, what didn't, stated plainly.
Examples describe the request and the shape of the expected deliverable; they are not completed run results.
File this quarter's receipt screenshots and PDFs into Receipts/2026-Q3, match the screenshots' names to the PDFs, archive identical content instead of deleting, and show me the plan first.
A line-by-line plan with a grouped preview (counts, sizes, how to undo), then per-operation results once you confirm; anything untouched stays put.
That archive was a mistake — put that day's archived files back where they came from, checking the current folder state first.
A restoration report reversing the original plan with per-step checks; any stop point is stated honestly.
iOS · Android
iOS
Android
MPL-2.0
First-party implementation with existing workspace change review; no parallel approval system.
Floe
Publication commit 25e07dbeeb, audited source 84c524b6fb; catalog digest iOS 46196ba57ed7… · Android 16de89d019e2….
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