Filect is an AI file organizer and search app for Windows and Mac. It is built for people who want files sorted automatically and want to find a file by describing what it contains rather than recalling an exact name. Its page presents it as a file manager that handles both organizing and retrieval, with the goal of reducing manual sorting and folder digging.
The app automatically sorts files into the right folders and can accept instructions such as organizing by project or by file type. It uses AI models to read documents and understand what is inside, and it supports PDFs, Docs, code, images, and more across an entire drive. Search works in natural language: a user can type a description of a file, and Filect finds it by context. It also emphasizes speed, saying it is built on a high-performance Rust backend for instant results as typing happens.
Filect is delivered as a lightweight desktop app for Windows or Mac. The page includes download links for both platforms. Its files are processed through OpenAI, and it states that nothing is stored or shared and that only the user can see their data.
Pricing is listed as a free download with a 10-day free trial, a card required, and the ability to cancel anytime.
Filect sits in PulseGate's File storage & sync category. Difficulty finding and organizing files across desktop folders and drives. Filect is a consumer product aimed at desktop users with large or disorganized file collections. Filect follows a freemium model, with paid plans starting at $10. Filect is available on the web, Windows, and macOS.
Filect first shipped in 2026. Development happens publicly on GitHub with 38 commits in the last 90 days. Among its 5 catalogued features are AI file organization, natural language search, and automatic sorting.
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