An AI file organizer that sorts your files for you
File organizer apps make you set up rules first: this type of file goes here, that name goes there. MatrixX works the other way round. You say what you want in one sentence, it looks at the files and sorts them.
It works on any folder you point it at: Downloads, Desktop, Documents, a school or work folder. It asks before it moves anything, and the Undo button under its answer puts every file back.
Download MatrixX free Try it on the websiteHow to do it
- Install MatrixX and create a free account
Windows 10 and 11, or Mac with an Apple chip (beta).
- Say how to sort
"Sort my Documents folder into one folder per year." or "Put every PDF on my Desktop into a folder called Papers."
- Check it, and keep it tidy
It lists what went where. Ask it to do the same every week and it runs by itself.
Things you can ask
- “Sort my Documents folder into one folder per year”
- “Put every PDF on my Desktop into a folder called Papers”
- “Sort my School folder into one folder per subject”
- “Every Sunday at 6 pm, sort my Downloads folder”
Questions
How does it decide where files go?
Usually by file type, name and date. It can also read PDFs and Word files when you ask, for example to sort notes by subject.
Can I undo it?
Yes. Under its answer there's an Undo file changes button that puts every moved or renamed file back.
Is it free?
Yes, the free plan has 25 messages a day.
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