My laptop was a disaster.
Downloads folder? A black hole.
Desktop? More like a junk drawer.
After wasting too much time looking for files I knew I had, I finally gave up on manual cleanup and decided to code a solution. That weekend, I built a basic script to sort files by type and date. It worked surprisingly well — so I kept going.
That script eventually turned into Clasyn, an AI-powered file organizer. You upload a bunch of messy files, choose how you want them organized (by type, date, or content), and Clasyn gives you a clean ZIP file with everything neatly sorted.
No setup. No manual dragging. Just drop your mess in, and get it back clean.
I used Next.js and the openai API for this project.
This is my first real solo product launch, and I’d love any feedback from fellow devs — from the UI to the flow to edge cases I might’ve missed.
You can try it
here
Happy to answer questions about how I built it, where I struggled, or what I learned along the way. 🙌
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