Dashy

Dealing with immense numbers of files for bulky projects can be a daunting task for any computer user without the proper tools. Of course, one of the best ways to deal with large numbers of files for your projects is to employ the services of a file manager.

Dashy is a rather minimalist and very stylish application created to help you organize and manage all your files from under a single roof. You can think of Dashy as something along the lines of a file manager or rather more of a shortcut manager.

To be more precise, it allows you to organize all types of existing files into Dashes. These Dashes can be slightly managed themselves. You can search for specific files within a Dash, rename them, as well as delete them from the list.

Dashy’s main window is as simple as they come: there’s a main menu section on the right that encompasses menus such as My Dashes, Settings, Feedback, and About.

The files added to the Dashes can be pinned, removed, and opened with no more than a few mouse clicks. Dashy also provides its users with the option of opening the files’ locations.

From the Settings section, you can check for new updates, or select one of the few supported languages such as English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, and Turkish.

As one can tell, Dashy is not your typical file manager and is not exactly what one might call overloaded with features. It’s designed to be simple enough for everyone to use, and it’s exactly that simplicity that should allow you to boost your productivity while working on personal projects.