(Re(Re))Introducing Sparkle: Marie Kondo Your Mac

by Yash Poojary in On Every Gemini and Photoshop/Figma/Every illustration. TL;DR: We’ve rebuilt Sparkle, our Mac file organization app, as an agent-native tool that cleans and organizes your Mac. It’s our biggest update since we first launched it in 2024. The key change is that the new Sparkle cleans your Mac before it organizes it—purging screenshots, installer packages, and other digital junk first, then building a file structure around what’s worth keeping. It’s available now to all paid Every subscribers. Download the new Sparkle A cluttered file system can feel like a cluttered brain. When your computer is a mess, it takes mental energy to find what you need, much less do actual work. Clutter is universal—and most of it isn’t worth keeping. Around 80 percent of files on the average Mac are screenshots, installer packages, duplicates, and digital debris you’ll never open again. So before you can get organized, you need to purge. “Organized,” then, depends on the person. Maybe you want to arrange files by topic or date, or by a highly-specific system that only makes sense to you. All count as organized if you can find what you want when you want it. We’ve rebuilt Sparkle, our file organization app, with this personalization in mind. Click here to read the full post Want the full text of all articles in RSS? Become a subscriber, or learn more.