Scan approved folders
Start with Downloads and Desktop. Add Documents or custom folders when you want them watched.
Windows private beta
Foldra
A local-first file intake inbox for cleaning up Downloads, Desktop, and Documents with preview, approval, undo, and source memory.
Approved folders only
No rule setup
No file-content uploads
DOC
Lease Agreement (1).docx
Lease Agreement.docx
Rename
IMG
IMG_20260704_0912.jpg
2026-07-04_receipt.jpg
Move
ZIP
archive-final-final.zip
Project archive
Review
EXE
setup_installer.exe
Installer cleanup
Cleanup
The first five minutes
Clean the folder you already avoid opening.
Foldra is not a rules engine. It looks at approved folders, explains what is sitting there, suggests where each file belongs, and waits for approval.
Review suggested outcomes
See the current name, the proposed name or destination, duplicates, versions, and cleanup candidates.
Approve with undo
Move, rename, keep, or review later. Foldra keeps actions reversible for normal cleanup work.
Source memory
Downloads should remember where they came from.
With the optional browser helper, Foldra can attach page title, source URL, domain, date, and download context to files. That makes messy names easier to understand without uploading the file.
source
invoice_000123.pdf
- Domain
- vendor.example
- Page
- Billing portal
- Outcome
- Move to Documents / Receipts
What it handles
Not just rename and move.
Foldra groups cleanup work into safer outcomes: duplicates, versions, installers, archives, screenshots, stale exports, and loose documents.
Clear names
Turn vague downloads into names you can find later.
Context-aware filing
Use dates, source memory, and folder intent to suggest better destinations.
Cleanup review
Park installers, archives, and old exports for explicit review instead of surprise deletion.
Version grouping
Find duplicate-looking files and final-final versions before they keep spreading.
Local-first, paid utility, no ads.
Foldra uses license keys for paid plans. Billing is handled by Lemon Squeezy, while file organization stays on the user's computer.