Tom
Creator of Sortstash
Built for People Who Live in Documents
I spent thirty years in enterprise technology, most of it drowning in files.
You know the drill. The CEO asks about a number from "that presentation we discussed." You know you have it. But is it in OneDrive? Your laptop? That shared Dropbox folder the vendor set up? By the time you find it, the meeting has moved on.
I tried every search tool I could find. They all had the same problem: they made me think about where files lived instead of what I needed.
Sortstash is the tool I wanted to exist. It indexes files where they already are — no importing, no syncing — and lets you create persistent Scopes that organize by context, not location.
"Work from this week." "Client: Acme." "Home maintenance."
Click the Scope, find the file.
I built this for myself, and I use it on my own work every day. Turns out a lot of people have the same problem.