Tired of messy Downloads, lost invoices, and duplicated media eating your disk? Structor uses on-device neural embeddings to understand what your files actually mean, builds an intelligent taxonomy, and cleans your drive in seconds.
Click "Organize with Structor" below. Watch our local neural engine scan messy files, detect duplicate hazards, and build clean categorized directories in real time.
Below is the actual compiled Structor application running live in your browser with synthetic demo files. Click through Folders, Semantic Search, Duplicates review, and AI models.
Built for creators, engineers, researchers, and power users who handle thousands of files.
You remember what a file meant, not its arbitrary filename. Search "invoices with tax deductible cloud costs" or "photos taken outdoors at sunset", and find the exact file in milliseconds with on-device vector embeddings.
MiniLM-L6-v2 (384-dim text) + SigLIP-SO400M (1152-dim vision)Stops duplicate files from silently consuming your SSD. Computes hardware SHA-256 hashes for bit-exact collisions, and perceptual cosine similarity for resized images.
Invoices, contracts, medical PDFs, and personal photos never leave your device. All neural inference runs locally on your Apple Silicon Neural Engine or Intel/AMD AVX2.
Never fear an accidental overwrite. Structor creates an in-memory virtual staging graph before moving a single byte. If you ever change your mind, click "Revert Batch" to restore all files to their exact original locations.
Compare manual filing and cloud surveillance tools against Structor's local engine.
Adjust the slider to estimate how much disk storage and productivity time Structor will reclaim.
No subscriptions, no cloud meters, no recurring hostage fees.
For individual creators and developers on 1 machine.
For professionals with multiple desktop & laptop workstations.
No. Structor enforces a strict preview-first guarantee. It generates a full proposed directory tree in memory, highlights suggested category names, duplicate warnings, and target destinations, and waits for your approval before a single file moves. Every batch is recorded in the local History journal with instant 1-click rollback.