Observed arrival · 2026-09-21
FolderNode Turns File Chores Into Visual Workflows
A Mac app lets users connect folders to actions such as resizing, converting, compressing, renaming, and sorting files.
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- Mac users with recurring file-processing chores
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- The free tier allows up to 10 files per run, while workflows can branch inputs, stack actions, and split outputs.
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FolderNode models file handling as a reusable graph: sources feed action nodes, which feed output folders. The homepage shows image, video, and Downloads examples, including a watch-folder setup and a four-folder sort. It says the free tier supports up to 10 files per run and that workflows produce copies intended to preserve originals. Processing is described as local, while license checks and web links use separate connections.
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