Voyager is a next-gen file manager for macOS that goes beyond traditional Finder functionality. It's built specifically for language-driven file management, allowing users to describe what they need in plain language rather than manually organizing files into folders. The core purpose is to help your work stay readable as it changes by creating intelligent views that adapt automatically.

Voyager enables users to build smart, rules-based views called Collections that stay current as files move. These Collections turn natural language queries into structured filters that automatically update. The system supports tabbed browsing like web browsers, split panes for side-by-side comparison, and upcoming features include chat functionality within the file browser and semantic search capabilities.

The product works by allowing users to create Collections through a three-step process: choosing a scope (folder, drive, or subtree), composing conditions (type, time, tags, status), and saving the view. Once saved, these Collections automatically update themselves as files move or change, eliminating the need for manual reorganization. The approach centers on making file organization adapt to how work naturally flows rather than forcing users to constantly reorganize folders.

Benefits include eliminating the busywork of staying organized as files pile up, maintaining readable workspaces as projects evolve, and allowing work to flow naturally while files follow. Use cases include finding files opened today, locating screenshots from last week that start with specific names, managing receipts from Downloads, tracking DMG installers updated this month, and organizing files based on various criteria without manual folder management.

Voyager targets macOS users who need more advanced file management capabilities than Finder provides. It's designed for people whose work moves across apps and versions while downloads keep piling up, making traditional folder organization impractical. The product integrates with macOS file systems and is currently in beta with planned features including chat integration, tab browsing, split panes, reusable organize commands, smart properties, and semantic search.