Big Mean Folder Machine 2
Universal version latest seen at v2.43 · Reported by 5 Macs in the community.
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Big Mean Folder Machine 2 is a file and folder management utility that reorganizes large file collections by splitting them into folder hierarchies or merging scattered files into single folders. It reads EXIF metadata from photos and ID3 tags from music files, allowing users to automatically sort images by year/month/date or music by artist/album/title with a few clicks. It is particularly useful for photographers, content creators, post-production professionals, and system administrators managing thousands of files. The app includes batch-folder creation for media backup to optical discs or drives, advanced file-conflict resolution, and a safe preview mode with copy-by-default protection. A native Apple Silicon build has been confirmed running on Macs in the Rosetta Check community.
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1 suggestionA native Apple Silicon build of Big Mean Folder Machine 2 is available and has been confirmed running on M-series Macs in our user community. To upgrade from the Intel version to the native build, visit the vendor's website at publicspace.net and download the current release from their official download page — the standard installer will automatically serve the Universal Binary on Apple Silicon Macs. After installation your existing preferences and saved settings will carry over without any migration needed. You will see noticeably better performance and battery life on M-series Macs compared to running the old Intel build under Rosetta.
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