Holdem
The open-source shelf for your desktop.
What it does
Holdem is a lightweight, open-source tool for effortlessly dragging and organizing files on your desktop.
Holdem is the free Dropover for Windows: a free, open-source drag-and-drop file shelf. Shake your mouse while dragging to summon a floating holding area for files, folders & web images. No wait timers, no paywall.
Holdem is a lightweight, free and open-source shelf for Windows that makes moving files effortless. Shake your mouse while dragging to summon a floating holding area, collect files, images, and folders from anywhere — then drop them exactly where you need them. Built with Tauri for speed and privacy, it runs quietly in your system tray and keeps your desktop clutter-free. Windows 10/11 x64 · v3.1.1 · Free & open-source · All releases Holdem runs quietly in your system tray. When you need to move files, simply shake your mouse while dragging — a floating shelf appears, ready to hold your files temporarily. Drag them out when you're ready. See the docs for hotkeys and tips. Keep your files…from holdem.iamzub.in
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