Zush

Key Features

• •Smart Batch Rename analyzes mixed files like images, design files, PDFs, audio, and videos based on their actual content to generate unique descriptive names, transforming generic filenames into searchable ones in seconds.
• •Folders Monitoring runs in the background, automatically processing and renaming new files added to watched folders in real time, ideal for automating organization of screenshots, downloads, or project assets without manual action.
• •Smart Metadata automatically adds system tags and Spotlight metadata based on file content, enabling instant file discovery using natural language search queries within your operating system's native search tools.
• •Rename History tracks every change with one-click revert functionality, allowing users to review all renames and easily rollback to original filenames if mistakes are made or preferences change.
• •Templates and 145+ Naming Blocks enable PRO users to save reusable rename setups and build consistent filenames from dates, metadata, audio details, finance fields, clients, travel, legal, and AI-detected context for structured organization.
• •Bring Your Own Key (BYOK) and Offline AI mode give PRO users flexibility and privacy—connect your AI API key for unlimited cloud renames or use private local models via Ollama for 100% offline processing where no data leaves your device.
• •Supports 100+ file formats including images, RAW photos, design files (Sketch, Fig, AI, PSD), PDFs, Office and iWork documents, subtitles, audio (MP3, WAV, FLAC), and videos (MP4, MOV, MPEG) in one unified renaming workflow.

Use Cases

• •Photographers can automatically rename photo shoots by date, client, event, and location using templates, transforming generic camera filenames into organized, descriptive names for their entire library.
• •Designers can batch rename mixed design files from Figma, Sketch, and Photoshop based on visual content and project context, making asset libraries searchable and well-organized for team collaboration.
• •Office workers can organize messy folders of screenshots, PDFs, and Word documents by their actual content, turning 'Document1 (3).docx' into 'Q1_Strategy_Notes.docx' for efficient project management.
• •Video editors can rename video clips based on sampled frames and subtitle context, organizing footage libraries with descriptive names that reflect the content of each clip for easier editing workflows.
• •Musicians and audio producers can organize audio tracks by BPM, genre, and mood detected from the audio metadata and transcript context, creating a searchable library of music samples and loops.
• •Bookkeepers and accountants can rename expense documents, receipts, and invoices with structured names containing dates, vendor names, totals, and invoice numbers extracted directly from the files.

Who is this for?

Zush targets professionals and individuals on macOS and Windows who handle diverse digital files and struggle with disorganized libraries. Primary users include designers, photographers, videographers, musicians, office workers, students, and anyone with cluttered downloads or screenshot folders. It's ideal for those who need to organize images, design files, PDFs, audio tracks, video clips, and everyday documents by their actual content rather than generic names. The app serves both casual users needing to clean up personal files and power users requiring advanced workflows with templates, custom prompts, and integration with their existing AI services through BYOK or offline processing.