File Brain
File Brain is a desktop application that helps you find files instantly using natural language. Instead of remembering exact filenames, you can ask questions like "flight ticket invoice", and File Brain uses semantic search to understand the meaning and show the...
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source (GPL-3.0)
Platforms
- Windows
- Mac
- Linux
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File Brain is “auto-indexing”. It detects changes in real time and updates the index instantly simialar to Flow Launcher. Note that not all similar programs use file-indexing which can add weight to the system, though this program claims to limit that. I currently use Find and Run Robot and Ultrasearch which both do not use indexing. Note that the Startup and installation on Windows is command line. File Brain does have a GUI that appears afterwards. It’s a web-style interface that opens in...
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Hamza5 added File Brain as alternative to DocFetcher, Listary, Recoll and FSearch
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Comments and Reviews
File Brain is “auto-indexing”. It detects changes in real time and updates the index instantly simialar to Flow Launcher. Note that not all similar programs use file-indexing which can add weight to the system, though this program claims to limit that. I currently use Find and Run Robot and Ultrasearch which both do not use indexing. Note that the Startup and installation on Windows is command line. File Brain does have a GUI that appears afterwards. It’s a web-style interface that opens in your browser rather than a classic Win32 window. On Windows, this is python dependent. When you set it up via command line, it calls for old Python 3.9, so you will need to bypass using py -m pip install -U file-brain. Personally, I'm not into using Command Line to start a program.