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For anyone with too many folders

See everything in your folders at once

Open a folder and everything inside appears on one screen. Search it, tidy it up, take what you need.

Runs in your browser. Your files never leave your device.

Everything fewer does

A folder opened as an interactive graph: hover a card, or use the rail below, to read each feature.

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The folder, as ASCII Tree
./fewer
├── See your files/
│   ├── Open anything
│   ├── Search everything
│   └── Keyboard-first
├── Shape it/
│   ├── Plan ahead
│   ├── Groups & notes
│   ├── Batch edit
│   └── Organize
└── Keep & share/
    ├── Save & share
    ├── Watch for changes
    └── Themes
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See your files

Any folder, any link

A folder, a zip, a URL or a GitHub repo, no unpacking.

  • disk
  • ASCII tree
  • JSON
  • CSV
  • DOT
  • zip / tar / 7z / RAR
  • Internet Archive
  • URL crawl
  • GitHub

See your files

Shape it

Keep & share

Your data stays yours

fewer is designed around a simple principle: your directory data stays yours. Signing in or connecting a cloud account is entirely optional, and when you do, we only use what you explicitly ask for.

  • Runs locally in your browser, so your directory contents stay on your device by default.
  • Account required

    ZERO

    No account required. Sign in is optional, and only used for saved graphs and sharing across devices.

  • Cloud connections

    Optional cloud connections are scoped: we fetch only the trees you ask for, and never store your connected account's contents.

  • Trackers, ads, telemetry

    No selling your data, no advertising trackers, no hidden telemetry.

  • Watch digests

    Watch digests are opt-in; we only store the public URLs you add and email changes you requested.

  • Server logs

    Hosting operates on standard server logs only.

0trackers, ads, telemetry
localby default, on your device
AGPLv3verify the source

Open source

fewer is free software under the AGPLv3. Build on it, read the source, report issues, and shape where it goes.