Desktoday for Mac1.15

Great little app. My desktop was in a complete mess. Now with a single click, all clear.

I got it from the Mac App Store (when it was still there), but it appears to have been removed from there inexplicably. I went to the developer's site, and there's no mention of it there either--though there is a similar app called TodayFolder that seems older. There is a way to get to the old Desktoday website, but there's again no mention of this update or why it may have been removed from the App Store. I'm a little confused and hesitant to download the 1.15 update because of this.

I am very sorry. It was my misapprehension. Desktoday is very useful.

Although it thinks that the function of this tool is excellent, since starting takes time too much, it cannot use. I want developer to improve so that it can start more quickly.

I use this several times a week due to my terrible habit of simply dragging URLs and saving snippets and other stuff right to my Desktop. It's a great tool and I give a big "thank you" to Lee for writing this helpful utility.

One of THE best free applications I have ever downloaded from the App Store. Been using it for a number of months now, with no problems. I tend to take a number of screen prints during the work day and also download numerous research documents to the desktop. DeskToday lets me dump all that 'clutter' into a dated folder with a simple 'click'. So next week when I'm looking for a file I acquired the week before, it's all nice and neealy stored in a dated folder. Drag the DeskToday Folder to the Finder sidebar, and everythings nice and handy. It's a must have!

Liking it, but I wish it didn't make an empty backup folder when there are no items added from the desktop (after you've selected Clear Desktop).

Needs a "Quit" menu item. No reason one should have to open Activity Monitor, open Terminal, Logout or Restart.

I like this little app. What with dragging all sorts of images & text onto the desktop from Safari it gets jammed regularly. Desktoday clears things up a treat and labels the folder to boot. Many thanks