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Scattered File Storage

Users across roles struggle to find, organize, deduplicate, and manage files scattered across multiple storage systems, causing wasted time and confusion.

In their words

I just want my laptop to finally have a filing system that makes finding anything I need quick and painless.

r/documentAutomation on Reddit

it takes many many hours to manually delete thousands of people in Ancestry

r/Genealogy on Reddit

i got like 800 files just sitting there since january and i'm too lazy to sort them manually

r/microsaas on Reddit

finding something on a cluttered desktop. i spend hours looking for that one pdf. a search tool that actually works across folders.

r/Businessideas on Reddit

Every time I've tried the local agent stuff that can click around apps and manage files, it's slow and wrong often enough that babysitting it takes longer than doing the task myself.

r/AI_Agents on Reddit

subagents tend to store images in their Codex folder even when you specify output, sometimes in both places adding bloat

r/codex on Reddit

Have specific file naming conventions (which I actually appreciate) that make it impossible to be organized or open anything easily

r/mildlyinfuriating on Reddit

I explained the default maximum file path per MS is 256 characters and this was 270

r/talesfromtechsupport on Reddit

our users are not going to spend time tidying up their own terminal folders

r/OpenWebUI on Reddit

we've spent too much time helping users shave storage to fit inside 256

r/sysadmin on Reddit

Is billing really applied to the entire tenant's archived accounts, with no way to scope it to a single account?

r/Office365 on Reddit

have you ever dealt with or heard of situations where users lost important data because it turned out to not be backed up?

r/sysadmin on Reddit

configuration files and other program data is spewn across all kinds of directories and files all over the place

Hacker News

I can't count how many hours I've spent finding files that I knew existed but could not remember the file location or name

Product Hunt

Knowledge workers and IT

Where they talk

  • r/sysadmin
  • r/gsuite
  • r/SideProject
  • r/Paperlessngx
  • r/macapps
  • r/AI_Agents
  • r/AZURE
  • r/googleworkspace

Tools they use today

  • Google Drive
  • OneDrive
  • SharePoint
  • Claude
  • Claude Cowork
  • Dropbox
  • Excel
  • Finder

Why those fall short

  • LMS accepts only set formats and gives no guidance on converting or naming files
  • Path length limits; OneDrive sync appends long user paths
  • path length limit; explorer lacks long path support
  • connector is add-only; sync tools need manual config and Claude misreads files
  • search matches common words instead of exact folder names