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THIS GUY VIBE CODED A MAC APP THAT AUTOMATICALLY SETS FOLDER ICONS BASED ON THEIR NAMES every folder on your mac looks the same (all blue folders) you have to read every name to find what you're looking for this app reads the folder name and automatically assigns a... matching icon your "Photos" folder gets a camera icon. your "Music" folder gets a music icon. your "Projects" folder gets a code icon, all automatic it uses an LLM to understand the folder name and match it to the right icon so it works even with creative or unusual folder names the small details that make your workspace feel organized are the ones nobody builds because they seem too simple to charge for but anyone who has stared at 30 identical blue folders trying to find the right one knows THIS is a real problem mac used to have custom folder icons built in on older versions of macOS. apple removed it. this guy brought it backshow more

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Zinger5 months ago

This is @tintd_app btw, just launched v2 (with the automatic folder updates) on Product Hunt today

fil5 months ago

app link since this dude wanna gatekeep

☿ HermesDrippedInHermès☿5 months ago

This is exactly the kind of slop that we don’t actually need Incremental aesthetic improvements This is what we are happy to see now???

Himank5 months ago

I rebuilt it as an open-source version:

buildwithjay5 months ago

small utility apps win when the pain is visible in one screenshot. this is the exact kind of boring workflow problem people actually feel every day

The Crypto Wiz5 months ago

This is the exact kind of tiny utility vibe coding was born for. Not a unicorn, just one annoying OS chore getting deleted.

Logan Irish5 months ago

Its projects like these that make building with AI so fun!

Harshit Anand5 months ago

This is the kind of ‘I wish this existed’ app that actually ships and slaps 😭 LLM-powered folder sorcery? My chaotic desktop just got therapy. Dev question: how’d you handle edge-case folder names like ‘Misc BS’ or ‘Taxes 2025 (pls dont open)’? Does it go full chaotic with a clown emoji or polite ‘warning sign’? Downloading rn. Legend work 👏

AI Mastery Guide5 months ago

30 identical blue folders and you have to read every single name to find the right one is such a real problem that nobody talks about

Legolas5 months ago

请问，软件支持中文文件名吗？

José Gurruchaga5 months ago

this is SMART

𝖕𝖗𝖆𝖎𝖘𝖊.𝖙𝖍𝖊.𝖘𝖚𝖓.𝖉𝖎𝖘𝖔𝖗𝖉𝖊𝖗5 months ago

Next we cure cancer. 👌

harjot.co5 months ago

this is the kind of vibe coded utility that should be free + bundled with a paid pro version. free: 50 folders. pro: unlimited + custom icon packs + per-project themes. people will happily pay $5 once for cute folders.

Leonel ADAGBE5 months ago

This is very useful . Today the only gap is our imagination. That’s so amazing

Zoe ✨5 months ago

facts

Crack3nn | YT Automation5 months ago

How can we try it

TriciaAmazingyear5 months ago

🆒 😎

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