PRIVATE FOLDER INTELLIGENCE

Your folder
has secrets.

Find sensitive files, duplicates, forgotten junk, version chaos and sharing risks before someone else does. Everything stays on your device.

Bring a folder to the table.

Drop a folder here, or choose one from your device

🔒 100% local analysis — files never leave your browser

READ-ONLY • NO ACCOUNT • NO UPLOADS • WORKS OFFLINE

THE EXAMINATION

What it catches

A calm second opinion before your folder leaves your hands.

01◇

Sensitive files

Possible credentials, keys, private configuration and personal documents.

02⊜

Duplicate files

Exact copies verified with local SHA-256 hashing only when needed.

03⌁

Version chaos

Final, final-final, copy, revised, latest. We gather the whole family.

04△

Storage anomalies

Files that quietly occupy a disproportionate share of the folder.

05⌘

Project debris

Caches, dependencies and generated output that may not belong in a handoff.

06⌗

Structural issues

Deep nesting, long paths, empty files and wildly mixed naming styles.

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PRIVATE BY DESIGN

Your folder stays
your business.

01Processed in your browserNo remote service receives folder data.

02Read-only by defaultWe never rename, move, edit or delete your files.

03Forgotten when you leaveReports remain in memory only for this session.

FOUR QUIET STEPS

How it works

1

Choose

Select or drop a folder.

→
2

Examine

Metadata is inspected locally.

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3

Review

Explore the structured report.

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4

Fix

You decide what changes.

FIELD MANUAL

Notes for safer handoffs

Practical, plain-language guides to cleaner folders and calmer sharing.

SHARING · 12 MIN

A practical checklist before you share a folder

Reduce accidental disclosure without turning a simple handoff into a security ceremony.

Read article → PRIVACY · 11 MIN

Hidden files are not necessarily private files

What dotfiles, operating-system debris, and repository metadata reveal.

Read article → ORGANIZATION · 10 MIN

Escaping final-final-REAL version chaos

A humane naming and review system for documents that keep multiplying.

Read article →
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