your files.organized. always.
map your folders and let KeplerDocs work as your productivity secretary - tracking what's new, what's stale, and what needs your attention. with timestamps.
// how it works
map a folder
open KeplerDocs in Chrome and click "Map a Folder". your OS file picker opens - select any folder on your computer. you're in control of what gets scanned.
get your secretary report
KeplerDocs reads every file's metadata instantly - no uploads. you get a timestamped report: total files, new arrivals, stale documents, large files, and more.
AI digs deeper on demand
select files for AI analysis. Claude reads a small preview of each document and returns a category, sensitivity rating, and a keep/delete/review recommendation.
// features
folder mapping
select any folder on your computer using your OS native picker. no uploads, no extensions, no installation. reads metadata directly in your browser.
timestamped reports
every scan is stamped with the date and time. return tomorrow and instantly see what changed - new files, deleted files, and modified documents.
stale file detection
files untouched for 90+ days are flagged automatically. discover forgotten downloads, old backups, and documents you've been ignoring.
AI document analysis
Claude reads a preview of your text files and PDFs to generate summaries, sensitivity ratings, and actionable recommendations.
sensitive data flags
files that may contain passwords, financial data, personal information, or private correspondence are highlighted with a high-sensitivity badge.
export to CSV
download your folder report as a CSV. import it into Notion, Excel, or any spreadsheet to track your file hygiene over time.
// use cases
freelancers
audit client project folders before handover. know exactly what's in each deliverables folder without opening 200 files.
home power users
finally understand your Downloads folder. see what arrived this week, what's been sitting for years, and what's safe to delete.
developers
scan project directories for stale configs, forgotten env files, and sensitive credentials. get flagged before they become a problem.
small teams
map shared folders and share the CSV report with your team. keep everyone aligned on what's new and what needs attention.
// frequently asked questions
how does folder mapping work?
KeplerDocs uses the browser's File System Access API to read your folder metadata directly on your device. No files are uploaded to our servers. Only small text previews (10KB max) are sent to AI when you request analysis.
which browsers support folder mapping?
Chrome 86+ and Edge 86+ support folder mapping. Firefox and Safari users can still drop individual files for analysis. We recommend Chrome for the full experience.
what does KeplerDocs do with my files?
Nothing. KeplerDocs is read-only - it never modifies, moves, or deletes any file. All decisions are yours to make manually after reviewing the report.
how is this different from Finder or Explorer?
Finder and Explorer show you files one folder at a time. KeplerDocs reads an entire folder tree, gives you aggregate stats, flags stale and sensitive files, uses AI to summarize document contents, and remembers your scan history with timestamps.
what is the $49 lifetime plan?
The Lifetime plan gives you unlimited folder mappings, 500 AI analyses per day, 90-day scan history, and PDF export - forever, for a single one-time payment. Free users get 1 folder and 50 AI analyses per day.
is my data secure?
Yes. Your files never leave your device. KeplerDocs only sends metadata (name, size, type, date) and an optional small text preview to our AI. No file contents are stored on our servers.
// get notified
early supporters lock in the $49 lifetime deal when it goes live. we'll email you first.
KeplerDocs is named in homage to Johannes Kepler's approach of discovering clean, reliable structure in messy observations. We are not affiliated with any Kepler organizations - just inspired by the pursuit of turning chaotic data into usable, trustworthy information.