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Voyager

Voyager

Find files by rules, not by folders ✴️

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✴️ Voyager is a macOS file manager beyond Finder. It’s built for language-driven file management. Describe what you need in plain language, and Voyager cuts the busywork of staying organized as your files pile up.
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Jongmin Park
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👋 Hey Product Hunt, I'm Jongmin, Co-founder of Voyager. Files pile up fast. Downloads, duplicates, half-finished drafts, exported assets. Reorganizing folders for every task does not keep up. Voyager is a macOS-only file manager beyond Finder. It’s built around Collections, saved rule-based views that stay current without moving your files. In the invite-only beta: - Create a Collection from a folder, then add a few conditions to define what belongs - Start from plain language, then review and tweak the suggested filter - Save it once, open it anytime, and see the latest matching files automatically I’d love your feedback. What Collection would you create first? ✴️
Max Yan

Does the Intellgence Processing send my filenames or file contents to external servers? or is everything processed by on-device ai?

Jongmin Park
Maker

@wei_yan4 

No, Voyager never sends your file contents to external server.

Right now, only the query you type is sent to our server (via the OpenAI API).

From that query, we only extract a structured filter (conditions like “PDFs from last week in this folder”), and that filter is sent back to the app. All actual filtering and file operations happen locally on your Mac. No files are uploaded.

We’re studying an on-device path for macOS Tahoe users so that even the query understanding step can run entirely on-device, depending on how the performance looks.

Max Yan

@jongminpark very nice explaination. Sounds much more secure.

Minseock Choi
As a guy who needs his files organized as clean and tidy as can be, this is a product that just might solve my problem with basic finder app on Mac. Wanted to try other third party finder apps but it is just not aesthetically pleasing as the basic app, or too cumbersome to jiggle with. I really like that this app can organize and sort files with natural language, of course I hope to see a geeked out specific rules that can apply as my specific taste. I really wish this would turn out great! Congrats!
Jongmin Park
Maker

@muskmelon1101 

Wow, thank you so much for this comment. You described exactly the kind of person I had in mind when building Voyager.

I’m trying to keep things clean and simple while letting you use natural language and more specific rules for your own taste, just like you mentioned.

Really appreciate you taking the time to write this. Hope Voyager actually does solve that problem for you.

Daniele Packard

Congrats! Cool idea. And after most recent macOS update been having issues with search functionality. Look forward to trying

Jongmin Park
Maker

@daniele_packard Thank you so much, Daniele. Really appreciate it.

If Voyager can help with those macOS search issues even a little, that would make us very happy.

Would love for you to give it a try and let us know how it feels.

Mark A

Good idea. Finder is tricky.

Jongmin Park
Maker

@markashworth 

Yeah, totally agree. Finder has more and more solid alternatives now, and it should be as easy to switch as changing your web browser.

Piroune Balachandran

Rule-based views that update without moving files is the gap none of the dual-pane Finder alternatives have touched. ForkLift, Path Finder, Marta... they all compete on layout and navigation. Voyager's Collections approach is a different axis entirely. Smart move keeping the NL parsing server-side while all file ops stay local. Once the on-device path ships, the whole pipeline becomes zero-network for privacy-sensitive setups. That removes the last objection for teams with strict data policies.