For the last mile of your game or video project: spot file issues, show what is inside, and hand over an organized copy.
Try the free demos ↗Runs in your browser · Your files stay on your device
Start with a 25-file demo. The full downloadable edition handles up to 1,000 files and works offline.
Catch duplicate content, naming risks and files missing from your required-path list before the folder leaves your desk.
Turn a folder into a reviewable handoff: copied assets, image contact sheets, inventory, hashes and your own README.
Select a folder, or use the built-in synthetic sample. The tools read files only when you choose them.
Decide which duplicate or naming warnings matter to your project. Missing files are checked only against the list you provide.
Download a report or delivery ZIP. Review the README and asset permissions before sharing with your recipient.
A practical checklist, a required-file example, and when an ordinary folder or spreadsheet is enough.
No. File processing happens in your browser, with no analytics or external requests from the tool. The full HTML file can run offline. The public website and itch.io have their own hosting and checkout behavior.
These tools do not validate engine imports, internal references, 3D meshes, video playback or ownership rights. Renaming copied files can break references; keep original paths when your project depends on them.
Yes. A file manager, a hashing command and a spreadsheet may be enough. These tools combine small handoff steps in one local interface. Test the free demo to decide whether that convenience is useful for your workflow.
Built with AI-assisted coding and separate implementation and review roles. Test coverage does not replace testing with your own assets. Samples are synthetic; there are no claimed customer results.