Understand it. Organise it. Undo it.
Three things, done properly, instead of a dozen done approximately.
Every file, every shared drive
Sortly indexes your whole Drive — My Drive, Shared Drives and files shared with you — and keeps it current with incremental syncs.
Vision and text, not guesswork
Images and video are read with vision; PDFs, docs, sheets and slides have their text extracted. Each file gets a topic, a description and a confidence score.
Plans you approve
Sortly proposes a move, a rename or a whole new folder structure. You see it side by side, edit any destination, and nothing moves until you say so.
Your Drive in plain English
“Put all my invoices in /Finance” or “what's in my shared drives?” — the assistant reads inside your files, and drafts a plan you review.
Gmail, organised the same way
Label, file and clean up mail with the same review-then-apply flow. Import a Google Takeout archive if there is no live mailbox to sync.
Nothing is permanent
Every applied plan keeps its undo trail. Reverting puts files back where they were, and deletions use Drive's Trash — never a permanent delete.