BentoDesk
5.3#33 in desktop organization softwareWindows
VisitBentoDesk vs Tabbles
What both publish
| Fact | BentoDesk | Tabbles |
|---|---|---|
| Privacy | BentoDesk says it has no account system, telemetry, analytics, advertising, cloud storage, or crash uploads, and does not upload desktop file names, paths, icons, or contents. | The privacy policy says Tabbles Cloud stores account email and tagging metadata but does not store file contents or email contents. |
| Purpose | BentoDesk organizes ordinary Windows files into desktop Zones that open as grids and can be combined into Stacks. | Tabbles is file tagging software for individuals and teams that organizes files beyond folders and drive letters. |
| Support | The maker asks users to report security issues through GitHub's private reporting channel rather than a public issue. | The purchase page lists support by email, phone, and Skype, plus help with setup and configuration. |
BentoDesk plans
No prices published.
Tabbles plans
- FREEFree
- BASIC€3 a year
- PRO€5 a year
- CORPORATE€6 a year
- CORPORATE monthly€9 a month
- Hosted database€10 a month
Pick BentoDesk if…
It suits Windows users seeking local-first desktop file organization with filtering, automation, and recoverable layouts. It is also intended for people who do not need cloud-account synchronization or an Explorer replacement.
Pick Tabbles if…
Tabbles suits individuals and teams handling files across local disks, network drives, and cloud-synced folders. Its shared tags and permission controls may suit organizations managing documents across teams.