Find anything.
Tidy everything.
Glint is one search bar for your whole computer. Type what you want in plain words, and Glint finds it, files it, or just does it.
Ask for tax.
Get Tax.
Most search hands you 48 files spread over three folders. Glint sees that they belong together and gives you one Thing: every year, every folder, and who you worked with.
- Folders
- Documents / Taxes, Old laptop / Skatt, Downloads
- People
- Lena Berg, accountant
- Last touched
- March 14, Tax return 2025
A messy Downloads folder.
One calm plan.
Glint suggests where each group of files belongs, names them the way you already do, and waits for your OK. Every move can be undone for 30 days.
- Nothing moves without your OK
- Projects are never touched
- Undo for 30 days
It waits at the top
of your screen.
No pop-ups, no badges, no dock icon asking for attention. Glint lives in one small pill that tells you only what is useful right now.
The little things,
done in one line.
No commands to learn. Write it the way you would say it. Go on, try these.
Math, money and units.
Say what and when.
“Turn on dark mode.”
Done.
Jot it before it’s gone.
- Ask Sam about the Sintra trainYesterday
- Groceries: oat milk, eggs, lemonsSunday
Your files never leave
your computer.
Glint does all of its thinking on your computer and works fully offline. There is no account to create and nothing to upload.
Works offline
Search, Things and Tidy run on your own computer.
Asks first
Nothing is moved, renamed or deleted without a plan you approve.
Always undoable
Every action is logged with the reason, and can be undone for 30 days.
Plain folders
Everything Glint files stays in normal folders. Uninstall it and your files are still where they are.
Free to find and tidy.
Pro adds one thing: getting space back. When Pro ends, nothing else stops working.
- Search in plain words
- Things and People
- Tidy, and keep it tidy
- Reminders, notes and your week
- Calculator and system settings
- Installers you already ran
- Exact duplicates
- Similar burst photos
- Big files untouched for years
- Deleted files go to the Trash first