If you’re constantly struggling to manage or automate simple tasks like moving files out of your downloads folder, keeping files in your documents folder organized, or simply need an extra hand to batch automate certain tasks, FileSorter may be of some help. While it’s not as powerful as Hazel, it provides a decent middle ground for users who don’t need Hazel’s background automation. FileSorter applies rules to files much like how you’d apply rules to e-mail: simply specific what kinds of files (by name or extension for example) you’d like to manage, then apply rules to move, copy, or even delete files. After your rules are created, you can simply open the folder you’d like to manage to apply the rules you’ve created – I open my home folder and use rules to specify where FileSorter should look instead of opening everything individually. DMGs get moved to the desktop, folders SpeedDownload creates get removed, and instantly processes are tidied up thanks to the custom rules I’ve created. It’s $7.99 in the App Store, and its manual functionality will be the deciding factor of whether this app is right for you.