FINDER UTILITY FOR MAC

FileFlow

Right-click.
Send it straight to the folder.

Right-click a file and choose where it goes. Keep work, clients and projects in their places without breaking your flow.

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Developer ID-signed for macOS 13 and later.
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FileFlow Finder menu: move a selected estimate to a saved folder

Move files without opening
another window.

No need to open the destination folder, arrange windows and drag files across. Right-click the file and choose a registered folder by name to move it.

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Save your destinations

Add the folders you reach for: projects, assets, deliveries and archives.

02

Right-click in Finder

From any file’s context menu, open “Move to.”

03

Choose the folder

Choosing the name moves the file. If it was wrong, undo the last move.

Make your existing filing
system faster.

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Destinations by name

See real folder names, not numbered slots. Arrange them in the order that makes sense to you.

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Browse inside a destination

Navigate through a project folder’s subfolders directly from Finder’s submenu.

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Undo the last move

Even a multi-file move can be returned to where it started.

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Open a folder

Want to check first? Open a saved folder or one of its subfolders in Finder.

File things away
without opening another app.

Open FileFlow to set up your destinations. In daily use, it stays quietly inside Finder.

Multiple selections

Move multiple selected files to one destination at once.

Recent destinations

Return to frequently used destinations with fewer steps.

Name conflicts

When a name already exists, FileFlow can keep both with different names, skip the item, or cancel the move.

Keep Finder moving.

Download FileFlow 0.1.0macOS 13+ · 2 MB
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