SuperSecretary

Most users have huge music libraries and photo collections on their personal computer, which often end up placed in a single folder in a total mess. Manually organizing a large number of files takes a lot of time, so a file sorter is exactly what they need in order to have their multimedia files neatly organized. One application that can prove helpful in this matter is SuperSecretary.

SuperSecretary is nothing more than a file sorting application which can scan an entire folder, compare and filter files, placing them in separate folders, according to the selected criteria.

Trying to keep things as simple as possible, SuperSecretary features a forthright interface with all the options and settings comprised in a single window. Using it shouldn't pose problems to anyone.

One starts by selecting the source and the destination directories and pressing the 'Scan' button. Optionally, SuperSecretary can be instructed to analyze subfolders as well. The application displays a list of the file formats it can recognize, enabling users to select the ones they want to include in the output folder.

There are various criteria to choose from, namely camera model and manufacturer (for photos), date of creation or modification and file extension. SuperSecretary will create a separate folder for each criteria one picks.

Once these options are configured, users just have to press the 'Go' button to start. SuperSecretary can either re-structure the original folder or leave it untouched and copy the results to the output location.

With a straightforward look and intuitive options, SuperSecretary makes it easy for anyone to manage a large photo, video and audio collection. Its compatibility range is not limited to media files, since it can also recognize documents (TXT, XML, PDF) and other file types (CSS, JS).