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Introducing TempCat 🐈 A tiny native macOS app that fixes the most annoying thing about the Downloads folder. Every file you download lands in Downloads and stays there forever. One day your disk is full and you're deleting junk one file at a time. TempCat fixes that. Download a... show more

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Krzysztof Cichy6 days ago

That's a really cool idea

uaghazada6 days ago

ah thanks, Krzysztof!

Michael Darrow6 days ago

That’s a great idea! But why make it $ as anyone can make their own in 10 minutes?

Bm 🇪🇸🇪🇺🏳️‍🌈6 days ago

Great (VERY great) idea. Just one thing: the logo is extremely similar to QuickTime. To the point I was confused reading the tweet while watching the video and thinking this is somewhat related to QuickTime.

uaghazada6 days ago

and thanks a lot!

Bm 🇪🇸🇪🇺🏳️‍🌈6 days ago

Not at all! (I'm buying the app btw, I struggle a lot trying to maintain Downloads organized, or directly clean. This is a pain point, hope you have great success!)

Ming5 days ago

I love the idea

Vincent5 days ago

the option to keep files for 30 min or a day is a clever way to manage clutter in Downloads

uaghazada5 days ago

thanks!

Prairie Scary Faith Guy5 days ago

Really great implementation. I was just thinking there had to be a better way.

Fuz Hyperblue6 days ago

I purchased one. So for, perfect. one bug: I work on an excel file in downloads, I save file, tempcat triggers and says there is a new download.

uaghazada6 days ago

hey, thanks! you can exclude file types from settings or pause tempcat while working

Fuz Hyperblue6 days ago

that is a acceptable workaround, maybe consider fixing detection logic somehow when you have time. proposal: if a file is already detected before, ignore modified timestamp

uaghazada6 days ago

great feedback, just noted for next update

Iniyan (ini)6 days ago

the notch asking at download time is the right moment, nobody ever goes back to clean up later

uaghazada6 days ago

yes!

程序杨的AI进阶指南｜ BASS&SASS5 days ago

so much app in the notch 😂

AFCS5 days ago

Thanks for the idea. Had Luna make one for me in 15 mins.

kon6 days ago

great product idea. if it’s lightweight, i’ll give it a try.

uaghazada6 days ago

thank you! its 2.5mb at all

Alex Swade6 days ago

Very cool idea. Can I later change the due dates or re-classify the file? Will auto deletion change if moved to a different folder?

uaghazada5 days ago

hey, thanks! yes, you can pause or exclude the files from settings

ChōūBōuīllē5 days ago

Launch offer: lifetime license, unlimited Macs👇 ???? Not free!

⊥nɹqöSןɐʌıʞ5 days ago

Here's a free one-liner script to clean up files from the Downloads directory older than 7 days: (crontab -l 2>/dev/null; echo '0 3 * * * find "$HOME/Downloads" -mindepth 1 -mtime +7 -delete') | crontab -

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