FILE ORGANIZER FOR MAC
Zuno brings scattered files into one searchable Mac library.
Organize projects, review clutter, and keep encrypted copies in Vault.
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v0.1.0 · Build 16 · 13.0 MB installer · A $5 license is required.
LESS DIGGING. MORE FINDING.
The document you need. The project in progress.
A little room for whatever comes next.
Explore Zuno with a demonstration library. No files on your Mac are accessed by this website.
SMALL MOMENTS. A LITTLE EASIER.
YOUR MAC FILE ORGANIZER
The brief is in Documents. The images are in Downloads. Bring links to them together in one project space, ready for the next time you sit down.
FIND YOUR EVERYDAY FILES
The resume before an application. The invoice you saved last month. Search the name you remember—or the words inside a supported file.
A LITTLE CONTEXT GOES A LONG WAY
That Canva export. The image from Instagram. A file from ChatGPT. Browse your downloads by their saved source, with previews that make the right one easier to spot.
Native previews and an inspector, with grid, list, and parent-folder column layouts.
Find identical files, or review similar photos separately. You choose what to keep.
Save the searches you come back to, so the next visit starts one step ahead.
ZUNO CLEANUP
A lighter library. On your terms.
Old downloads. Forgotten installers. Files that got a little too big. Zuno gathers the candidates, so you can see what’s worth keeping—and what you’re ready to let go.
THE FINAL WORD IS YOURS
See exactly which files are about to move. Zuno checks them again before sending your selection to macOS Trash.
No automatic deletion. No surprises.
Large files, old downloads, installers, screenshots, and selected caches or logs. Review app suggestions, too.
Review the actual file paths and make your selection. Keep anything you still need.
Confirm Move to Trash when you’re ready. Nothing is deleted automatically.
Exact duplicates are matched by file contents. Similar photos have a separate review, with no automatic selection. Available candidates depend on the folders you connect.
ZUNO VAULT
For your files. For your eyes.
Some documents deserve their own space. Keep encrypted copies of sensitive files in your Vault, protected by a password you choose. Even their filenames are encrypted.
Set up your Vault with a password. Keep it somewhere safe—it can’t be recovered if forgotten.
Import regular files to create encrypted Vault copies. For a folder, use a suitable archive first.
Lock your Vault when you’re done. Unlock with your password to export decrypted copies when needed.
Vault protects its copies and filenames. Original files and exported copies stay outside Vault protection. It does not lock originals in Finder or encrypt the normal search index.
A SIMPLE START
A little setup. A clearer everyday.
Get Zuno and activate it on your Mac with your license key.
Connect the locations you want through the macOS folder picker.
Browse and search while indexing progresses. Your library grows as files are indexed.
The same approved folders feed your library and cleanup. Protected locations may need additional macOS permission.
FOR THE EVERYDAY
A few familiar moments
that feel better with Zuno.
Find Resume.pdf before the opportunity moves on.
Search “invoice” in supported local documents.
Bring Brief.pdf, images, and notes into a project without moving originals.
Review old downloads and installers before sending your choices to Trash.
Keep an encrypted copy in Vault, then lock it.
ONE TASK. A CLEAR WAY THROUGH.
Practical Mac guides, with real Zuno screenshots.
Start with the thing you need to get done.
Bring the brief, references and notes together without moving the originals.
Organize client files on Mac
Work through old downloads and installers, then choose what goes to Trash.
Clean up Downloads on Mac
Import, lock and export a document—and know which copy Vault protects.
Keep encrypted copies on MacPICK YOUR KIND OF CALM
Clean and clear. Softly colored. Quietly dark.
Try Minimal, Lilac, and Midnight below.
Calm blue, warm white, and a clear view of what matters.
Website preview only. Choose your app’s appearance in Zuno settings.
CLEAR ABOUT YOUR CONTROL
Useful tools should be clear about
what they can—and can’t—access.
File processing happens locally. Your indexed files and Vault contents are not uploaded for licensing.
You approve the folders. You review cleanup. You confirm what moves to Trash.
Vault encrypts its copies and filenames. The ordinary local search index is not application-encrypted.
Internet is required for activation and periodic license checks, with no offline grace. License credentials are sent to Dodo.
YOUR FILE DAY, SIDE BY SIDE
One place to find files, review clutter,
and keep private copies. Here’s how it compares.
| THE EVERYDAY TASK |  ZunoA little more together |
Finder& built-in Mac tools |
|---|---|---|
| Seeing your library | Images, documents, videos and more, grouped in one Home view. | Browse folders, Recents, tags and Smart Folders. |
| Searching in everyday words | Type “pdfs from last week” to set filters you can see and change. | Use keywords and file attributes; save searches as Smart Folders. |
| Text inside images | Search indexed image text, and copy text from selected files together. | Search image text in Spotlight; copy it with Live Text in Preview. |
| Where a download came from | Browse source cards for Canva, ChatGPT and more, when source details are saved. | Open a file’s Get Info panel to inspect its available details. |
| Duplicates & similar photos | Find identical files, plus a separate review for look-alike photos. You pick what stays. | Inspect files in Finder. Photos finds duplicates within its own library. |
| Making room | Cleanup cards for clutter. Review the files, then confirm Move to Trash. | Review files in Finder, or open Storage in System Settings. |
| Keeping a project together | Add file links to a project space. Originals stay in their folders. | Organize with folders, tags, aliases and saved searches. |
| A place for private copies | A built-in Vault encrypts imported copies and their filenames with your password. | Create an encrypted disk image using Disk Utility. |
Zuno works with the folders you connect. The right column includes other built-in Mac tools where they help.
Based on Zuno 0.1.0, build 15. English search phrases cover file type, size, saved source and modification date. Text search and copying use supported, indexed content. Download sources depend on metadata saved with each file. Similar-photo review is limited to 1,200 eligible images and 50,000 comparisons per scan; you make every selection. Vault protects its copies; originals and exports remain outside it.
Apple’s guides: Finder organization, search, Spotlight, Live Text, Photos duplicates, Storage and encrypted disk images. Features vary by macOS version and supported content.
A LITTLE MORE TOGETHER.
No subscription to keep track of.
Just a better place to start looking.
All the essentials, together.
One-time purchase · 1 Mac · No free trial
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Internet required for license checks.
A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
Zuno is a native Mac file organizer with a searchable library, Project Spaces, reviewed cleanup and a private Vault for encrypted copies. Connect the folders you choose to browse documents, images, videos and other files in one place. It supports macOS 14 or later on Apple silicon and Intel Macs.
Zuno groups your connected library by file type and lets you collect related files in Project Spaces. For example, bring a client brief, images and notes together even when they live in different folders. Projects contain links: adding or removing a link does not move or delete the original file. Zuno does not automatically rearrange your Finder folders.
Quit Zuno, download the latest DMG, then drag Zuno into Applications and choose Replace. On the same Mac, the normal update keeps your saved license and app data; you do not need to buy another license. Updates are currently installed manually. Internet is required for license checks.
Search filenames and supported indexed content: bounded UTF-8 text, PDF text layers, and text extracted from images with Apple Vision OCR. Office, iWork and RTF documents, audio, video, and archives support metadata search, not full-content search. Scanned-PDF OCR is not supported. English phrases can set file type, size, saved source and modified-date filters, such as “pdfs from last week”. This is a defined set of filters, not conversational or semantic AI search. Date filters use modification time.
You choose which folders to connect through macOS. Those approved locations feed both the library and cleanup. Protected locations may need additional macOS permission. Zuno does not silently gain access to every file on your Mac.
No. Zuno scans connected locations for candidates such as large files, old downloads, installers, screenshots, and selected caches or logs, plus app suggestions. You review the paths and confirm Move to Trash. Exact duplicates are matched by file contents. Similar photos have a separate review, limited to 1,200 eligible images and 50,000 comparisons per scan. They are not automatically selected.
No. Download sources are read from metadata already saved with files in your connected folders. The source cards do not connect to your accounts or fetch cloud files. Some downloads have no saved source information.
Vault encrypts imported copies of regular files and their filenames using your password. Original files and exported decrypted copies remain outside Vault protection. It does not lock the original in Finder. Archive a folder before importing it. Forgotten Vault passwords cannot be recovered. The normal search index is not application-encrypted.
Yes, for activation and periodic license checks. The current licensing policy has no offline grace period. Your files are processed locally; license credentials are sent to Dodo, while indexed files and Vault contents are not uploaded for licensing.
No. Zuno is a USD $5 one-time purchase for one Mac, with no free trial. Local currency and applicable taxes appear at checkout. The configured license has no expiration; future updates and support are not guaranteed for life.
Yes. Deactivate the license on your current Mac before activating it on the next one. One license can be active on one Mac at a time. Internet is required for activation and license checks.
Zuno targets macOS 14 or later, with Apple silicon and Intel binaries in one universal installer. The release is Developer ID-signed and Apple-notarized. Native Liquid Glass is used on macOS 26+, with material fallbacks on older supported systems. Reduce Motion and Reduce Transparency are supported.
