Freeter

What is Freeter?

Freeter is a productivity app for organizing the tools and resources you use while working on a project. It helps users build project-based workspaces that combine web pages, notes, to-do items, searches, files, and quick commands inside a single desktop app. This makes it useful for freelancers, developers, writers, and other people who switch between multiple tasks or clients during the day. Freeter supports reusable workflows so you can keep related materials together and return to them quickly instead of reopening everything manually. The app is available for macOS as well as other desktop platforms, and it is published by Aleksei Kaul.

Key features

• Create project-based workspaces for different jobs, clients, or routines
• Open web pages, searches, notes, and tools together in one dashboard
• Add to-do lists and text widgets to keep task details close at hand
• Launch files, folders, links, and commands from a workspace
• Switch quickly between saved workflows and project setups
• Use built-in widgets to organize common work resources in one place

Safety overview

Status: Safe

Freeter is a legitimate desktop productivity app. It may store your workspace layouts, notes, links, and other project materials locally so you can reopen them later. Any access to files, folders, or web content is consistent with its purpose as a workspace organizer. As with any app that keeps work-related information together, avoid storing sensitive credentials in plain text notes unless that fits your own security practices.

Recommendation: Keep Freeter if you use it to manage projects, client work, or repeatable desktop workflows. If you no longer use it, you can remove the app, but expect to lose quick access to saved workspaces and any data you kept only inside Freeter unless you export or back it up first.

Common paths

• /Applications/Freeter.app

Cache paths

• ~/Library/Caches/io.freeter

Support paths

• ~/Library/Application Support/Freeter

Preference paths

• ~/Library/Preferences/io.freeter.plist

Related can I delete pages

• ~/Library/Caches/io.freeter
• ~/Library/Application Support/Freeter
• ~/Library/Preferences/io.freeter.plist

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