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Work · July 15, 2025

Qurator

Organize directories with simple rule-based filters

What it does

A free, cross-platform desktop app to clean and organize your folders using rule-based filters. Built for simplicity — no confusing setup or paid upgrades. Available on Windows & Linux. Would you like a Mac version? Let me know!

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