rsk.guardian for Windows
Your files. Your rules. Handled automatically.
rsk.guardian monitors folders and automatically handles recurring file processes.
You determine when something should happen, which files are affected, and what is done with them afterwards.
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Note on the trial version: You can use rsk.guardian with full functionality and without restrictions during the 7-day free trial. All features are available to you during this period—including folder monitoring, rules, actions, and history. This allows you to thoroughly test rsk.guardian within your actual workflow. Once the trial period ends, you must purchase a license to continue using the app.
How often do you perform the same file job over and over again?
Sort downloads. Move exports. Archive old files. Unzip ZIP files. Rename specific files or regularly clean up folders.
Each individual task might take only a few minutes.
But why keep doing it at all?
rsk.guardian handles these processes for you. Once set up, it automatically responds to what happens in your folders.
You set the rules.
Wann?
A file is created or modified. A specific time is reached. An interval elapses. Or you simply start the process yourself.
Which?
You use conditions to determine exactly which files should be processed—based on name, type, size, age, and other properties.
What then?
Copy, move, rename, sort, archive, extract, log, or execute custom workflows.
The rule can be that simple. Or as complex as your workflow requires.
What can you do with it?
For example, automatically cleaning up the Downloads folder.
Move regular exports to the correct location.
Automatically extract new archives and process their contents.
Sort files by type, age, or name.
Automatically archive old files.
Or build a completely custom workflow that fits your work perfectly.
rsk.guardian gives you the building blocks. You decide what becomes of them.
Automation is good. Control is better.
Before you unleash a new rule on your files, you can check what would happen.
Executions are logged, errors remain traceable, and you can see which files were processed.
I consider this important, especially for automated file operations. That is why rsk.guardian is not intended to be a black box.
Try it out for seven days. Then you decide.
During the trial period, you can use rsk.guardian to its full extent for seven days. No stripped-down demo and no locked features.
License
€29.95
VAT included.
No subscription. No automatic renewal. You can use the licensed main version indefinitely.
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I build software that I would like to use myself.
rsk.guardian is not a product from a major software company. I developed the tool myself because recurring file-handling tasks had long been a source of frustration for me, and I wanted a solution that was flexible yet remained easy to understand.
It is important to me that you can understand what a rule does at any time. That’s why there are previews, logs, and a clear separation between triggers, conditions, and actions.
I continue to develop rsk.guardian because I enjoy the product myself and am convinced that good automation can save a great deal of time in everyday life.
And if you have a question, an idea, or a problem, you don’t write to just any support team.
You are writing directly to me.
Frequently asked questions about rsk.guardian
rsk.guardian is a Windows tool for automating file and folder operations.
You define a trigger, set conditions, and then determine which action should be performed. This allows you to automate recurring tasks that you would otherwise have to handle manually every time.
rsk.guardian runs in the background and can monitor your defined folders and rules while you continue working as usual.
For example, moving, copying, renaming, sorting, archiving, extracting, or logging files.
You can keep rules very simple or combine multiple conditions and actions into more complex workflows.
Yes. Oversight is important, especially with automated file operations. That’s why you can review and trace processes before unleashing them on large volumes of data.
No. rsk.guardian processes your files locally or at the storage locations you have specified.
No cloud is required for the actual automation of your files.
No.
You can download and install rsk.guardian and fully test it for seven days without creating a user account beforehand.
No. During the seven days, you can try out all the features of rsk.guardian.
You only need a valid license to continue using the software after the trial period has ended.
No.
You purchase the license once and can use the licensed major version indefinitely. There is no automatic renewal and no monthly fees.
For anyone who wants to automate recurring file workflows.
This could be the Downloads folder, which is automatically cleaned up; an export that requires regular further processing; or a more complex workflow involving multiple conditions and actions.
Set it up once. After that, it runs on its own.
If you regularly sort, move, rename, or process the same files, you don’t have to do it manually every time.
Set up the workflow in rsk.guardian.
The rule takes care of the rest.
All features · No registration · No subscription.
