My Download Secretary

My Download Secretary is a handy tool that keeps an eye on your folders to show you what's inside. It helps you sort files, set descriptions, and tags, and even schedule reminders. Originally, it was made for tracking all those downloaded files in your downloads folder, but guess what? You can use it for any folder you want!

Easy Setup with .NET Framework

No worries if you've got the .NET Framework installed; you don’t need to do much else! You can save the program files anywhere on your local or removable disk. This means you can launch My Download Secretary on any computer without messing with your Windows registry.

Monitor Your Folders Like a Pro

When you start up the program, it will ask you which folder to keep an eye on. After that, it loads all the files and subfolders in that main window and keeps track of any changes happening inside.

Sorting Made Simple

You can check out details like name, format, size, and when each file was last modified. Plus, sorting is a breeze! You can organize everything by any of these criteria. And remember those descriptions and tags we talked about? They help you find stuff easily by filtering through categories.

Stay Organized with Reminders

If you're someone who likes staying organized, you'll love this! There’s a calendar feature where you can schedule reminders or even send items to the Recycle Bin or delete them permanently at a specific time.

Create and Manage Files Effortlessly

This tool lets you create new files in the monitored directory or paste them straight from the Clipboard. You can also change which folder you're watching, rename things, copy paths, calculate folder sizes, show file sizes in bytes—and yes—even see hidden files!

No Stability Issues Here!

We tested it out and found there were no stability problems at all! The app didn’t crash or freeze up on us. Plus, it doesn’t slow down your computer's performance.

A Few Drawbacks to Note

To wrap things up, My Download Secretary gives you basic options for filtering through all files and folders in whatever directory you're monitoring. But keep in mind that it hasn’t been updated in a while and its interface could definitely use some sprucing up!