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AI · August 6, 2025

AutoSortPro

Messy files → renamed, searchable, and .md export-ready

AutoSortPro launched on August 6, 2025 with 108 votes, #343 of 8,530 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.

What it does

AutoSortPro instantly renames, tags, and organizes your screenshots and files into a searchable knowledge base — no manual sorting. Export clean markdown to Obsidian, Notion, Roam, or wherever you keep your notes.

How AutoSortPro helped 132 active users turn 12.5K+ images and documents into organized, searchable knowledge libraries.

AutoSortPro turned visual and document clutter into useful context—generating titles, summaries, searchable tags, and portable metadata from the files people forgot how to find. Images and documents processed into searchable, editable libraries. AutoSortPro bridged that gap with a deliberately small workflow: ingest a file, understand it, add context, and make the result portable. People knew what they had seen, but not when they saved it or what the original filename was. AI-generated titles, summaries, extracted text, and tags made content understandable before it was ever opened. Retrieval shifted from “where did I put it?” to the subject, object, person, or idea someone actually…from autosortpro.com

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