Runs entirely on your Mac
Your Downloads,
sorted in two minutes.
Nook reads what’s inside each file, gives it a name you’ll actually recognise and tells you where it belongs. You approve with one key.
30 files freeOne-time paymentmacOS 26+
Try it — use the arrow keys
How it works
Three keys. Nothing to configure.
No rules to write, no folder patterns to maintain. Nook proposes, you decide — one file at a time, as fast as you can press an arrow.
File it
It gets renamed and moved to its folder. It never overwrites a file that’s already there.
Trash it
To the system Trash, where you can still get it back. Nothing is ever really deleted.
Keep it
And ⌘Z undoes the last one — the file goes back exactly where it came from.
Privacy
Nook has no server.
The model that reads your files ships inside macOS. Neither the files nor their contents ever leave your Mac — there is nowhere for them to go.
The only thing that leaves your Mac is the licence key, once, to check that you bought it. After that Nook works with the Wi-Fi off.
Inside
It reads the file, not the filename.
That’s the whole difference. A scanned invoice has no text layer and a name like download(3).pdf — Nook opens it, reads it, and calls it what it is.
Scanned pages too
If a PDF has no text layer, Nook renders the page and reads it. Scanned invoices are the whole point.
Never overwrites
If a file with that name already exists, the new one gets numbered. Sorting can’t cost you anything.
In batches
Ten, twenty-five, a hundred — or the whole folder. You come back to a summary and decide whether to carry on.
Your folders
Downloads and Desktop out of the box, plus any other folder you point it at.
Only what you ask for
Just the videos. Just the screenshots. Just what’s over 100 MB — where the disk space actually is.
It admits it doesn’t know
When Nook isn’t sure, it doesn’t guess. It leaves the file alone and tells you why.
Pricing
Buy it once.
- One key for your Macs, not just one
- Updates included
- Sort 30 files before you pay
- Works offline, and never expires
Install
Not on the App Store.
Which means macOS warns you the first time you open it. It’s two clicks, once — and then never again.
Open the .zip and drag Nook to Applications.
Open it. macOS will say it can’t verify it. Click OK.
System Settings → Privacy & Security. Scroll to the bottom and click Open Anyway.
Done. Nook will ask for permission to see Downloads and Desktop.
Prefer the shortcut? xattr -d com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Nook.app
Questions
Before you buy.
What do I need?
macOS 26 or later. For Nook to read file contents you need Apple Intelligence switched on; without it, it sorts by type and filename — and it tells you which of the two it’s doing.
Can it delete something of mine?
No. Discarded files go to the system Trash, nothing moves without your approval file by file, and ⌘Z undoes it. When Nook isn’t sure, it doesn’t guess — it leaves the file alone and says so.
How does the trial work?
You sort 30 of your own files without paying or leaving an email. It doesn’t expire by date: if you don’t open it for a month, your 30 files are still waiting.
I buy it. What then?
Your key arrives by email the moment the payment clears. Paste it into Nook (there’s a paste button) and you’re done. You only need a connection at that moment — after that Nook works offline, and the key never expires.
Does it speak my language?
English and Spanish. Nook follows whatever your Mac is set to — including the folders it creates, so a Spanish Mac gets Documentos › Facturas and an English one gets Documents › Invoices.
Your Downloads folder
has waited long enough.
30 files free. No account, no email.