File Juggler alternative
Automatic file rules,
with a safety net.
File Juggler and TidyFile both organize Windows files with rules. TidyFile keeps rules simple and shows you exactly what will happen first, with one-click undo if you change your mind.
At a glance
File Juggler vs TidyFile
File Juggler is a product of Bitvaerk. TidyFile is not affiliated with it. Details are based on File Juggler's website and may change; a dash means we couldn't confirm the feature.
Choose File Juggler if…
- ✓You need rules based on what's inside documents.
- ✓You organize scanned paperwork and invoices by their contents.
- ✓You want copy actions as well as moves.
Choose TidyFile if…
- ✓You want simple rules you can set up in a minute.
- ✓You'd like to preview changes before anything moves.
- ✓You want an undo button when a rule does something unexpected.
Frequently asked questions
Is File Juggler the same kind of app as TidyFile?
Broadly, yes. Both are Windows apps that organize files automatically using rules. They differ in focus: File Juggler can look inside documents, while TidyFile focuses on simple rules plus a preview and undo for peace of mind.
Can TidyFile read the text inside a PDF?
Not currently. TidyFile matches files by type, name, size and age. If you need rules based on what's written inside documents, File Juggler is the better fit.
Can I try TidyFile before paying?
Yes. TidyFile has a free trial, started from inside the app, and you can cancel any time before it ends.
Does TidyFile upload my files?
No. All processing happens locally on your PC.
Keep reading
Related guides
Organize Files on Windows
Build a simple file organization system.
Read guideOrganize Your Downloads
Clean up and organize your Downloads folder.
Read guideAutomatically Sort Files
Create rules to sort files automatically.
Read guideAutomatically Move Files
Move files into folders automatically.
Read guideAutomatic File Organization
Keep every folder organized in the background.
Read guideAuto-Organize Downloads
Sort new downloads the moment they arrive.
Read guideSee it on your own files.
Create a rule and TidyFile previews exactly what it would do to the files you already have, before anything moves.