Your files, classes, deadlines, and projects deserve one calm place.
Orch brings the work scattered across your laptop into one calmer place. Keep files, classes, deadlines, revision, and projects together, while staying in control of what gets organized.
Less searching around, more getting back to the work
Orch is not trying to replace your laptop habits. It sits beside them and helps when downloads, class work, dates, and projects start spreading everywhere.
Why Orch
The normal mess of PDFs, Word files, screenshots, WhatsApp files, class notes, and forgotten deadlines.
How it works
Tell Orch what you study or what you are working on, then keep downloading files as usual.
Features
File sorting, review, undo, MUELE, timetables, revision, summaries, and project tracking in one app.
Screenshots
Real screens from the app, including study pages, subject pages, connections, and Project Studio.
Makerere University
Makerere University course units, MUELE files, assignment dates, and timetable help when that fits your study life.
A few useful places instead of one crowded Downloads folder
Orch works best when you let it handle the repetitive parts, then step in when a file or date needs your judgment.
Files that arrive every day
Notes, assignments, past papers, reports, slides, images, and zipped project files can be sorted into places that make sense.
Unsure files wait
If Orch is not confident, it does not pretend. The file waits in a review area so you can choose where it belongs.
Deadlines and classes
MUELE dates, class timetables, exams, and your own added dates can sit closer to the files they belong to.
Revision that starts from your files
Sorted notes can feed topic lists, weak areas, past paper review, summaries, and study reminders when you want them.
Projects and career proof
Keep project notes, screenshots, reports, and links together so finished work is easier to explain later.
Optional connections
Use MUELE or Google Drive if they help you. Leave them alone if you only want local sorting on your laptop.
Good things to know before you install
Orch is made to be useful without asking you to trust a mystery box. You can see what it moved, change your mind, and choose which extras you want.
It keeps a record
When Orch moves a file, it keeps a simple history so you can search recent moves or undo a mistake.
It asks when unsure
Files that look private, unclear, or hard to place wait for your review instead of being moved silently.
You can start without extras
MUELE, Google Drive, summaries, and other helpers are there when useful. Basic sorting can still be simple.
It is open to feedback
Questions, bugs, missing course details, or ideas can be sent from the support popup. The address is filled in for you when your email app opens.
Try Orch with the work you already have.
Point it at a folder you trust, then let it help with the next files that land on your laptop. You can start with school work, a personal project, or a messy Downloads folder.
- Open OrchTell it what kind of work you want help organizing.
- Choose your setupUse Makerere University details if they fit, or keep it simple with your own folders.
- Keep workingNew files, dates, notes, and project material become easier to find again.