Smart File Renamer & Organizer

Downloaded files often have generic names like 'Document.pdf' making them unsearchable. An app that auto-detects file content, extracts metadata, and suggests intelligent renaming with optional auto-organization into folders.

The rise of AI-powered document parsing (via APIs like GPT-4o and Claude) makes content-based file renaming genuinely feasible now in a way that wasn't practical two years ago, and the glut of downloaded PDFs, invoices, and research papers has only grown. Hazel on macOS is the closest incumbent — it's been around for years, has a loyal following, and already handles rule-based renaming well, meaning you're pitching against a trusted tool with deep automation hooks. The $200–1k/mo revenue band is realistic but low, which is the honest problem here: this is a one-time-purchase or low-price utility that most users won't pay more than $20–30 for, making SaaS pricing a tough sell unless you target a business use case like invoice processing. The biggest risk is that users simply don't feel enough daily pain — messy downloads are tolerated, not fixed, and the churn from "I set it up once and forgot it" will kill recurring revenue.