Foldery
Launch folders in your favorite app
Foldery — Launch folders in your favorite app Stop digging through Finder. Foldery gives every project folder a home — and one click to open it in exactly the tool you need, whether that's your IDE, your terminal, or your file manager. Save once, launch anywhere Drop a folder into Foldery and assign it to one or more apps — PhpStorm, PyCharm, Warp, VS Code, ForkLift, iTerm, and more. From then on, opening that folder is a single click away, no matter which app you actually need it in today. Built for how developers really work - Multiple apps per folder — open the same project in your IDE and your terminal at once, or pick just one - Groups — organize folders by client, project, or however makes sense to you - Favorites— pin the folders you live in every day; favorited folders show their app's icon at a glance, so you know exactly what you're opening before you click - Recents — your most recently opened folders, tracked automatically, no setup required - Multi-select everywhere — add several folders at once, move them between groups in bulk, or batch-open a whole set in one app - Quick-open command palette — hit a global shortcut, type a few letters, and jump straight to any folder without touching your mouse - Drag and drop — the fastest way in: drag a folder from Finder onto Foldery and pick where it opens Why not just use "Open With"? Most developer tools don't register themselves as folder handlers with macOS, so they never show up in Finder's Open With menu. Foldery skips that limitation entirely — it launches your apps directly, so anything installed on your Mac becomes a one-click destination. Perfect for: - Developers juggling multiple projects across different IDEs and terminals - Anyone who opens the same folders in different tools depending on the task - Teams standardizing how they jump between JetBrains apps, VS Code, and terminal emulators Save a folder once. Open it anywhere, every time.