My first python app: TidyBit - a simple file manager

Published: (December 7, 2025 at 04:07 AM EST)
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Source: Dev.to

Source: Dev.to

Introduction

I built my first Python app named TidyBit – a simple file organizer with a clean graphical user interface. It runs on both Windows and Linux platforms.

About TidyBit

Interface Overview

  • Top section: Input fields for source and target folder paths.
  • Middle: Information box that displays status messages.
  • Below: Progress bar.
  • Bottom: Action button.

Functionality

The app follows four straightforward steps:

  1. Validation – Checks whether both the source and target folder paths exist.
  2. Fetching Files – Displays the files found in the source folder.
  3. Organizing Files – Identifies each file type and assigns it to a category.
  4. Moving Files – Creates category folders in the target directory and moves each file to its corresponding folder.

Get the App

You can view the source code and contribute on GitHub:

TidyBit GitHub repository

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