Gather scattered files, start a new folder each year. Automatic file tidying.
Tidy automates the tidying of the files on your phone with simple rules.
Every app saves pictures to its own folder, the Camera folder grows to thousands of photos and opens slowly, Download is a mess… Set up a rule once and Tidy keeps it in order for you.
■ Gather files in one place (move or copy)
• Collect the images LINE, Instagram, X and other apps save in their own folders into one folder
• Several source folders, with sub folders if you like
• Filter by type (images, videos, audio, documents), extension, file name pattern, or "only files older than N days"
• Sort into date folders such as "2026" or "2026-11" at the destination
• When a name is taken: keep both, skip, or overwrite
• Copy instead of move to use it for backups
■ Switch folders automatically
• On New Year, rename Camera to Camera2026 and start a fresh Camera folder
• Monthly rollovers, or "when it holds 1000 files"
• Name archives with a template such as {name}{yyyy}
• Or keep the folder and move just its files into an archive per month / year
• Even if the switch runs a little late, files from the new period stay in the folder
■ Runs by itself
• A few seconds after new files appear (no resident notification, easy on the battery)
• On a schedule, from every 15 minutes to once a day
• Or any time with "Run now"
■ Safe to leave running
• Preview exactly which files go where before running
• Every move is logged in the history and can be undone with one tap
• Your files never leave your phone
■ About all files access
To move files automatically between folders other apps save to (each app's picture folder, Download, DCIM/Camera, …), Tidy needs Android's "All files access" permission. It is used only for the rules you create.
■ Free and Pro
• Free: up to 2 rules, with a small ad at the bottom
• Pro (one-time purchase): unlimited rules, no ads
Languages: English, 日本語, Español, Français, ภาษาไทย, Tiếng Việt, 简体中文, 繁體中文, 한국어
Що нового
• The home screen now shows the app's mark in the top left
• Updated internal libraries