Never Forget Where You Kept Your Documents
A private, offline document organizer that remembers where your passport, property papers, and important documents are physically stored — not the documents themselves.
No account needed. Your data never leaves this device.
Popular Categories
However you organize documents at home, there's a category that fits.
How It Works
STEP 1
Add a document
Name it, pick a category — Passport, Property Papers, Insurance, whatever fits.
STEP 2
Note its location
Room, cabinet, shelf, drawer, folder — as specific as you need it to be.
STEP 3
Find it anytime
Search by name, tag, or location the moment you need it again.
Everything you need, nothing you don't
Instant search
Fuzzy search across name, tags, and location.
Favorites
Pin the documents you reach for most often.
Backup & export
Full JSON backup, or a CSV for spreadsheets.
Custom categories
Extend beyond the built-in categories anytime.
Track Any Kind of Document
From passports to warranty cards — if it's worth keeping, it's worth knowing where it is.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Document Organizer store my actual documents?
No. It only stores information about where your physical documents are kept — the room, cabinet, shelf, drawer, or folder. It's built specifically not to be a scan-and-upload tool.
Where is my data actually stored?
Entirely in your browser's local storage on your own device (IndexedDB). There's no server, no account, and no cloud sync — nothing you enter ever leaves your device unless you export a backup file yourself.
Do I need to create an account?
No account, no login, no email address required. You can start using the organizer immediately.
What happens if I clear my browser data?
Since everything is stored locally, clearing your browser's site data will remove your organizer entries. We'd recommend exporting a backup periodically from Settings if you rely on the app regularly.
Can I use this on more than one device?
Each device keeps its own separate local data. To move your organizer to another device, export a JSON backup from Settings and import it on the other device.
Is this the same as Google Drive or Dropbox?
No — those services store copies of your files in the cloud. Document Organizer stores none of your files at all; it only remembers where the physical originals are kept.
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