AI-native file organization

Your files, organized by the AI you already use.

Synctropy plugs into Claude — or any MCP-compatible AI — and turns "my Drive is a disaster" into a reviewed, approved, executed cleanup plan. You stay in charge. It never moves a file without your sign-off.

Free while in early access · No credit card

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Clean up my Downloads folder. It's a disaster.

Scanning ~/Downloads via Synctropy…

Files scanned1,284
Entropy score0.87 / high
Duplicates142

Proposed plan (dry-run — nothing moved yet):

  • mvScreenshot 2024-*.png→ /Screenshots/2024/
  • mvinvoice_*.pdf (23)→ /Finances/Invoices/
  • mv*.dmg, *.pkg (11)→ /Installers/
  • rmduplicates (142)→ keep newest
  • ?resume_final_v3.pdf→ ask before moving

How it works

Three steps. No new app to learn.

STEP 01✓

Connect

Add Synctropy to Claude in one line. Your AI reads your file listings through the storage you already connected — names, dates, folders. Never contents.

$ claude mcp add synctropy
STEP 02✓

Understand

Synctropy scores every folder for disorder — scatter, naming chaos, staleness — classifies every file into a clean taxonomy, and flags what it isn't sure about instead of guessing.

STEP 03✓

Approve & execute

You get a prioritized plan: what moves where, and why. Nothing happens until you say so. Dry-run first, always.

Why it's different

Deterministic where it counts. Judgment where it helps. You, always in the loop.

Deterministic

Rules where it counts.

Classification is versioned code, not model vibes. The same file gets the same answer every time — reproducible, reviewable, revertible.

Judgment

AI handles the ambiguous.

When a file could plausibly live in two places, the model reasons about it — and asks you when it isn't confident. No silent guesses.

Consent

Human approval, always.

Destructive operations require your explicit sign-off. Every move, rename, and merge is surfaced before it touches a file.

Privacy by architecture

File contents never leave your storage.

Synctropy's engine sees metadata only — names, dates, sizes, folders. The free tier runs fully offline. It's the architecture, not a promise.

Built on open standards

Built on the open Model Context Protocol — portable across Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and any MCP client.

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Open-source core · Coming soon

Pricing

Free while we're in early access.

Free

Early access
$0

Free while in early access

  • The full organization engine
  • Runs locally, on your machine
  • Results written to your Drive
  • Metadata-only — contents never leave
  • Unlimited scans
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Premium

Coming soon
TBD

Price announced at launch

  • Everything in Free
  • Run history & undo timeline
  • Cross-scan analytics
  • Dashboard & rule editor
  • Multi-platform (Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox)
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Founder note

ED
"Synctropy is built by Edward Donovan — solutions architect, patent-holding hardware engineer, MCP-native builder. I started Synctropy because my own Drive was a museum of _v2_FINAL files — and because I believe the AI client, not another dashboard, is the interface for this whole category."

Get started

Let Claude clean up your Drive.

Free while in early access. Runs locally. Nothing moves without your approval.

Reviewed individually. Limited slots per week.