It reads everything
Contracts, sketches, voice memos, indexed by what they say, not what you named them at 2am.
The files app that actually gets you
Twenty years of folders, one place that reads them. Ask for the deck, the photo, the clause: it knows which one you mean.
Ask it anything
Search that speaks folder
the invoice with the ferns
inv-0311-atelier.pdfPDF · has fern letterhead
greenhouse-shoot-day2.rawRAW · plants, no invoice
botanical-quote-v3.docxDOCX · quote, not invoice
What it does with them
Not storage. Attention.
Search by vibe
"The teal poster with the serif" finds the teal poster with the serif.
Folders sort themselves
New files land where their kind lives. The desktop stays a desk.
Ask across projects
"What did we charge the bakery?" is answered from three PDFs you forgot existed.
Summaries on hover
Forty pages become four lines before you commit to opening anything.
Everything stays yours
Local first, synced when you say. The index lives with the files.
Folders sort themselves
The desktop stays a desk
New files land where their kind lives: invoices with invoices, RAWs with the shoot they came from. You never taught it the system; it read yours.
On the second screen
Made for people whose files are the work
Illustrators, photographers, studios: anyone whose folders are the portfolio. The grid reads colour and subject, so the archive browses like a mood board.
Pricing
Free until it has earned a place
Shoebox
$0 forever
Ten thousand files, full search, one device. The whole product, smaller.
Start freeCabinet
$9 per month
Every file you own, synced everywhere, summaries included.
Get CabinetArchive
$24 per month
For studios: shared drives, roles, and ten years of client work made findable.
Get ArchiveI asked for 'the invoice with the ferns' and it found the invoice with the ferns. I stood up and walked around the room.
My desktop has been empty for a month. My therapist asked what changed.
It summarised a 60-page brief while the kettle boiled.
