An AI file assistant you can undo

Letting an AI touch your files is only relaxing if you can take it back. MatrixX keeps a history of every file change it makes in a task: files it moved, renamed, overwrote or deleted, and folders it created.

Under each answer that changed files there's an Undo button. Click it and the files go back exactly where they were, deleted files come back from MatrixX's own trash, and the folders it made disappear. And before any of that, it asks you first: nothing is moved, deleted or overwritten until you click Allow.

Undo for moves and deletions is in MatrixX 0.1.4 for Windows. The Mac app gets it in its next update.

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How to do it

  1. Install MatrixX and create a free account

    Windows 10 or 11.

  2. Ask it to organize something

    "Sort my Downloads folder into Pictures, Documents and Videos." Click Allow when it asks.

  3. Changed your mind? Click Undo

    Under its answer, click Undo file changes. Everything goes back the way it was.

Things you can ask

Questions

What exactly can be undone?

What it does with its file tools in a task: files it moved or renamed, files it overwrote or edited, files it deleted (they go to MatrixX's trash first) and folders it created. If a job needs it to run a program instead, it shows you the program and asks first.

Does it ask before changing files?

Yes. It shows what it wants to do and waits for you to click Allow before moving, deleting or overwriting anything.

Is it free?

Yes, the free plan has 25 messages a day.

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