Sortify

xCaptaiN09

Magisk KernelSU APatch
v4.0
Version
125.00 KB
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Jan 20, 2026
Updated

Module Info

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  • Tags
    #Sortify #File Manager #Automation #Magisk Module #KernelSU #Organizer

About this module

Sortify is a powerful Magisk and KernelSU module that automatically organizes files in your /sdcard/Download/ folder into categorized subfolders. Say goodbye to cluttered storage spaces—Sortify intelligently sorts your files, safely detects duplicates, and features a seamless Native WebUI for easy configuration.

Automated Storage Management

A smarter, lightweight solution to manage downloads, complete with custom intervals and duplicate management.

Automatic & Manual Sorting

Runs automatically in the background (default: every 5 minutes) or can be triggered instantly via the Magisk/KSU Action Button.

Native WebUI

Configure your sorting intervals directly inside the KernelSU Manager without relying on BusyBox HTTPD or a dedicated web browser app.

Integrity Protection

Actively skips active downloads to prevent file corruption and automatically redirects detected duplicate files to a dedicated folder.

Under the Hood: Smart Categorization

Sortify operates as a 100% offline, lightweight background service utilizing native system resources. By parsing your /sdcard/Download/ directory, it matches file extensions against its smart categorization logic, moving files into specific subfolders like Documents, Images, Videos, Audio, and Archives.

To maintain data integrity, Sortify scans the filenames before execution. If it encounters extensions like .crdownload, .partial, or .tmp, the operation skips those specific files to avoid interrupting active browser or app downloads. Any duplicate files discovered during the sorting process are seamlessly routed to /sdcard/Sortify/Duplicates.

Frequently Asked Questions

Sortify is a root-level module that automatically organizes your downloaded files into specific categories such as Documents, Images, Videos, Audio, Apps, and Archives. It runs entirely offline.

No. Sortify comes with built-in integrity protection. It actively skips hidden and incomplete files (like .crdownload, .partial, and .tmp) to prevent active download corruption.

Version 4.0 introduces a Native WebUI feature. You can adjust the background checking frequency (defaulted to 300 seconds) internally from within the KernelSU Manager. Changes applied this way take effect immediately.