Use cases
Omaculate for how you work.
Different people end up with different piles. Here's which recipes help with each.
A tidy Mac for students: screenshots, class PDFs and old zips sorted
Omaculate moves screenshots off your Desktop, gathers class PDFs and documents into one folder, and offers zips you have already unzipped for the Trash, after showing you the list first.
ReadFor freelancers and designers: receipts by year, client zips left alone
Omaculate gathers invoices and receipts into a folder per year for tax time, and offers a zip for the Trash only when its unzipped folder sits right beside it, so a client delivery that is still zipped stays put.
ReadFor small business owners: supplier invoices sorted for the accountant
Omaculate sorts supplier invoices and receipts, bank statements and payslips, and contracts from Downloads into their own folders, with invoices and statements split by year, so the paperwork is ready when your accountant asks.
ReadFor developers: old .dmg installers and unzipped archives cleared
Omaculate offers installers older than 30 days, archives already unzipped beside their folder, and byte-for-byte duplicate downloads for the Trash, and lists every one for your approval before it moves.
ReadFor photographers and video creators: media gathered, nothing big trashed by surprise
Omaculate gathers photos and videos, including RAW, and audio into their own folders, and can move them straight into Pictures, Movies or Music. No suggested recipe trashes media; anything sent to the Trash is listed for your approval first.
ReadFor researchers: journal PDFs renamed by their title, drafts kept in order
With Grand Oma on macOS 26 with Apple Intelligence, Omaculate renames PDFs with unreadable names, like journal download codes and arXiv IDs, by what is in them. It reads the document on your Mac, and the rename can be undone from History.
ReadFor families: AirDropped photos and household papers out of Downloads
Omaculate gathers AirDropped photos and videos into one folder, collects bills and statements by year, and shows you the list before anything moves. Nothing is ever deleted; removals only go to the Trash.
ReadFor VoiceOver users: files with names you can tell apart
With Grand Oma on macOS 26 with Apple Intelligence, Omaculate renames documents with camera, scanner or code names by what is in them, so VoiceOver reads a name that tells you what the file is. Recipes read as plain sentences, and Oma's pictures are hidden from VoiceOver.
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