About FileFlow
FileFlow automatically organizes files according to rules that run on a schedule. Users can write rules with regular expressions to target specific files, then choose actions such as copying, moving, renaming, compressing, emitting, or deleting them. Rules can run periodically, and groups of rules can also be started from home-screen shortcuts. The app keeps a local history of recent executions, making it possible to review what the automation has done. FileFlow operates offline and stores data on the device, according to its description. Its rule-based approach is suited to recurring file-management tasks where names or patterns determine how files should be handled. The supplied information does not specify file-provider compatibility or safeguards around destructive actions, so the documented capabilities are limited to matching files, applying selected actions, scheduling runs, and retaining local execution history.
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