Your messiest folders, sorted tonight.
It runs on your own Mac — nothing uploaded, no account — and files what lands in Downloads and on your Desktop into folders you already keep.
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Three things happen.
You do the third.
Every evening, for whatever landed in Downloads and on your Desktop.
It reads
A small model runs on your Mac and works out what each file is: an invoice, a boarding pass, an installer you already ran.
It suggests
Each file gets a destination you already use, or “safe to bin”, with a one-line reason you can check.
You approve
Nothing moves until you say so. Junk waits 30 days in quarantine. Every filing move can be undone.
Your folders. Not new ones.
Every destination it proposes is somewhere you already put things. When a file has no obvious home, it says so and waits — rather than inventing a folder you never asked for and filing into it.
Tell it once.
When you correct where something goes and say why, Arruma drafts a rule in your words — and keeps it only if you say yes. Next time, that kind of file is suggested where you said.
It lives in the menu bar.
There is no app to keep open and nothing to check. Arruma reads what landed while you were doing something else, and puts one line up there when it has something to show you.
Nothing leaves your Mac.
The model runs on your Mac’s own silicon. Turn Wi-Fi off and it works exactly the same. It is downloaded once, during setup, and never needs the network again.
Your Mac
Nothing gets deleted.
Junk goes to quarantine, where it sits for 30 days. Not the Bin — a folder Arruma keeps, with the file whole and one click to put it back.
Questions.
Does it read my files?
Yes, on your Mac. It opens enough of each file to tell an invoice from an installer, and what it reads never leaves the machine.
Does it need the internet?
Once, to download the model during setup — Arruma says what it is and how big before it starts. After that it never needs a connection again — turn Wi-Fi off and it works the same.
What if it gets one wrong?
You see the reason before anything moves, and you can say no. Filing moves are recorded and undoable; junk sits in quarantine for 30 days. Tell it why, and it offers to remember.
What about photos, tax and legal files?
Never suggested as junk. That guard sits above every other rule, including the ones you write yourself.
Arruma isn’t finished yet.
There’s no waitlist and nothing to sign up for. When it’s ready to use, the download will be on this page.
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