Changelog
What's changed
Every user-facing update, most recent first.
August 18, 2026
More reliable checkout, resumable large batches
- Checkout now opens in a new tab on our own site instead of inside the app — same secure Paddle checkout, just a smoother and more reliable experience.
- If a large rename job gets interrupted (tab closed, connection drop), reopening the app now offers to resume exactly where it left off instead of starting over.
- Updated refund policy: the one-time lifetime purchase remains refundable within 14 days. The monthly subscription is non-refundable — you can cancel anytime to stop future charges.
August 14, 2026
Launch promo, and a filename bug fixed
- Launched a limited-time offer: the first wave of users can claim free Pro access with one click, no payment needed, while spots last.
- Fixed a bug where a filename with a decimal-looking trailing part and no real file type — like 100.00 or v2.5 — had that part wrongly treated as a file extension, so prefix/suffix rules landed in the wrong place. Found during internal edge-case testing, never applied to a real file. Extensions are now only recognized when they actually look like one.
August 13, 2026
Redesigned interface
- The "Rename pattern" section got a full redesign — each of the 6 rule types now sits in its own clearly separated, numbered box with its own color accent, so it's obvious at a glance which settings belong to which rule.
- Refreshed typography, colors, and visual polish throughout the whole app.
August 10, 2026
Bigger batches, safer history controls
- Bulk renames of any size are now handled safely behind the scenes — very large selections are automatically processed in smaller batches, so a big job can never get cut off partway through.
- If a large rename run is ever interrupted, whatever completed so far stays safely recorded — nothing is silently lost.
- History got more control: delete a single entry you don't need anymore, or clear your whole history at once — both ask for confirmation first, so nothing is removed by accident. Undo now asks for confirmation too.
- Cleaner history list with alternating row shading, easier to scan once you've built up a few renames.
- Fixed "Manage subscription" — it now reliably opens your billing portal every time.
- Your subscription status is now automatically re-checked once a day, so cancelling on the billing side is reflected here without you having to do anything. A manual "Refresh status" button is also available anytime.
- Added an in-app feedback form — tell us what's working or what's missing, right from the app.
- Added a light/dark theme toggle. The app always starts in light mode; switch anytime and your choice is remembered on your next visit.
August 7, 2026
Switched billing to Paddle
- Payments are now processed through Paddle, which automatically handles sales tax/VAT for your country — no surprise charges.
- Added a self-serve "Manage subscription" option so you can cancel or update your payment method yourself, anytime.
August 6, 2026
Bug fix
- Fixed an issue where certain errors during "Preview changes" (like hitting the free-plan file limit) failed silently instead of showing a message. Errors are now always visible.
August 3, 2026
Initial release
- Six rename rule types: find & replace, case transform (UPPERCASE / lowercase / Title Case / Sentence case), metadata insertion (dates, file size, camera/EXIF fields for photos), prefix/suffix, today's-date stamping, and sequential numbering — combine as many as you want in one pass, always applied in the same predictable order.
- Preview every change before anything is written to your Drive. Color-coded: blue = will change, gray = no change needed, red = couldn't be renamed.
- Undo your last 20 rename batches with one click.
- Save rename patterns as presets so recurring jobs don't need rebuilding.
- Works with folders and Shared Drives.
- Tested and confirmed reliable renaming 1,000+ files in a single batch.
- Free plan: up to 50 files per run. Paid plans remove that limit.
- Privacy by design: the app can only ever see files you explicitly pick — never your whole Drive.