u/KBGamingParadise

Looking for feedback on urordo, a local-first Windows file organiser with preview-before-move and full rollback

I’m looking for early feedback on urordo, a Windows desktop app I’ve been building for file organisation.

Instead of sorting files only by extension, it reads filename context and proposes where files should go. For example, invoice_may_2024.pdf and CS301_week4_notes.pdf are both PDFs, but they clearly belong in different places.

Current behaviour:

- scans a folder and builds a proposed move plan

- shows every proposed move before anything is executed

- requires explicit approval before moving anything

- logs operations so every action can be rolled back

- never moves .lnk shortcuts

- detects and protects Git repos and project folders

- optional Smart Mode for ambiguous files using Gemini, opt-in with your own API key

Built with Tauri v2, Rust, and React.

The feedback I’d value most:

- whether the proposed destinations feel sensible

- what edge cases should always be protected

- anything in the UX that feels risky or unclear

Project:

https://urordo.pages.dev

Source:

https://github.com/khalid-belahyane/urordo

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u/KBGamingParadise — 20 hours ago

Looking for feedback on urordo, a local-first Windows file organiser with preview-before-move and full rollback

I’m looking for early feedback on urordo, a Windows desktop app I’ve been building for file organisation.

The idea is simple: instead of sorting files only by extension, it reads filename context and proposes where files should go. For example, invoice_may_2024.pdf and CS301_week4_notes.pdf are both PDFs, but they clearly belong in different places.

What it currently does:

- Scans a folder and builds a proposed move plan

- Shows every proposed move before anything is executed

- Requires explicit approval before moving anything

- Keeps a transaction log so every operation can be rolled back

- Never moves .lnk shortcuts

- Detects and protects Git repos and project folders

- Optional Smart Mode for ambiguous files using Gemini, opt-in with your own API key

Built with Tauri v2, Rust, and React.

If you try tools like this, I’d especially love feedback on:

- whether the proposed destinations feel sensible

- edge cases it should never touch

- anything in the UX that feels risky or unclear

Project links:

https://urordo.pages.dev

https://github.com/khalid-belahyane/urordo

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u/KBGamingParadise — 21 hours ago