Where can I learn more about how foldora works?
Use this documentation page as the starting point and contact Foldora support if the described steps do not resolve the issue.
Direct answer
Understand how Foldora analyzes local files, proposes folders and names, and keeps you in control with a preview step. Foldora keeps the organization workflow local and lets you review changes before applying them.
What to know
Select a folder
Choose a messy folder such as Downloads, Desktop, Documents, screenshots, PDFs, invoices, work files, or research files.
Analyze locally
Foldora analyzes filenames and supported file content locally to infer useful folders and clearer names.
Preview the plan
Review proposed categories and filenames before files move or names change.
Apply approved changes
Apply changes only after the result matches your retrieval workflow.
Step-by-step
- Choose a messy folder such as Downloads, Desktop, Documents, screenshots, PDFs, invoices, work files, or research files.
- Foldora analyzes filenames and supported file content locally to infer useful folders and clearer names.
- Review proposed categories and filenames before files move or names change.
- Apply changes only after the result matches your retrieval workflow.
- Review the proposed result before applying changes to important files.
Example
Start with a small representative folder, confirm that the resulting names and locations match your workflow, and only then process a larger collection.
Frequently asked questions
Does Foldora work locally?
Yes. File analysis and organization are designed to run on the local device.
Should I back up files before a large change?
Yes. Keep a current backup before any bulk file move or rename operation.