Mouzi

Mouzi

Organize Downloads folder automatically

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Last updated on May 22, 2026
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About Mouzi

Mouzi is a silent, elegant file organizer that lives in your system tray and keeps your Downloads folder (and any other folder) automatically tidy. It runs quietly in the background, monitors selected folders, and moves, renames, or sorts files based on customizable rules. Silent by Default Runs 24/7 in the background with minimal resource usage (~5 MB RAM) Automatically organizes new files as they arrive Shows a subtle Windows toast notification with the count of organized files šŸ“ Smart Rules Engine Images (.jpg, .png, .gif, .webp...) → Downloads/Images/ Documents (.pdf, .docx, .xlsx...) → Downloads/Documents/ Archives (.zip, .rar, .7z...) → Downloads/Archives/ Installers (.exe, .msi...) → Downloads/Installers/ Music / Video → dedicated folders Catch-all rule for everything else šŸ› ļø Fully Customizable Create your own rules with extensions, regex patterns, and destination folders Use dynamic placeholders in paths: {year}, {month}, {day}, {extension}, {filename} Reorder rules by priority — first match wins šŸ“œ History & Undo Every action is logged locally in SQLite Undo any single move with one click Clear history anytime šŸŒ Multi-language Auto-detects your Windows system language. Supported: šŸ‡¬šŸ‡§ English šŸ‡µšŸ‡± Polish šŸ‡®šŸ‡¹ Italian šŸ‡©šŸ‡Ŗ German šŸ‡«šŸ‡· French

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Mouzi is a free desktop utility that automates document organization and folder cleanup for remote workers, freelancers, and students. Operating silently in the background, it automatically routes and sorts files based on custom rules to streamline digital workflows.

  • Runs silently in the background with extremely low system memory usage of approximately 5 MB.
  • Provides highly customizable sorting via regex patterns, dynamic placeholders, and custom folder ignore tags.
  • Supports local SQLite history logs allowing users to undo any single file move with one click.

Ideal for: Mouzi is ideal for remote workers, freelancers, and students who need to automate their workflow organization and keep their workspace documents structured and clutter-free.

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Product Updates (3)

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New features

- Grace period + file lock check - files are never moved while being downloaded - Single-instance guard - prevents duplicate processes & tray icons

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Portable version and .mouziignore is here

Quick update. I've just add: .mouziignore - per-folder ignore rules, just like .gitignore. Set them up in Settings - Ignore or write the file manually. Supports wildcards (*.tmp), exact names (.DS_Store), and folders (node_modules/). Portable version - no install needed. Single .exe, download and run. Leaves no registry trace.

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Custom folders

Changes: Default rules now use relative destinations (Images, Documents, Archives...) execute_rule resolves relative destinations against the source folder where the file appeared Added automatic database migration on startup: existing absolute rule paths are converted to relative on first launch Files dropped into C:\TEST with the "Images" rule now correctly go to C:\TEST\Images

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Comments (4)

solzee57
@solzee57

good idea to keep files organized automatically in download folder

hsr
@hsr

@solzee57 Thank u :)

sabine
@sabine

such a great idea!

hsr
@hsr

@sabine Thank you! <3

ashishdurgude
@ashishdurgude

I will definitely give this a try. I have used Claude code to reorganize folders, but if this tool simplifies that process, it will be awesome.

hsr
@hsr

@hello9122 Thanks! Yes, it helps a lot, and u can write own rules and pick multiple folders to monitor downloads :)

hsr
@hsr

I don't know about you, but my Downloads folder has always been a disaster zone. PDFs, memes, installers, zip files, random images - so I built Mouzi to organize it automatically!