DeskDrawer
5.1#37 in desktop organization softwareWindows
VisitDeskDrawer vs Tabbles
What both publish
| Fact | DeskDrawer | Tabbles |
|---|---|---|
| Privacy | The app says it makes no network connections and has no telemetry, analytics, crash reporting, accounts, or ads; its configuration and error log stay local unless a user chooses to share the log. | The privacy policy says Tabbles Cloud stores account email and tagging metadata but does not store file contents or email contents. |
| Purpose | DeskDrawer groups Windows desktop icons, files, folders, and shortcuts into transparent boards while leaving files in their original locations. | Tabbles is file tagging software for individuals and teams that organizes files beyond folders and drive letters. |
| Support | Users can report bugs or request features through GitHub Issues or email; the developer reads both channels directly and replies may not be instant. | The purchase page lists support by email, phone, and Skype, plus help with setup and configuration. |
| Windows integration | It provides Windows shell context menus, drag and drop, standard keyboard shortcuts, and the Windows 11 Share pane. | Tabbles integrates with Windows Explorer context menus and overlay icons, and preserves tagging when files are moved or renamed in Explorer. |
DeskDrawer plans
- DeskDrawer—
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 DeskDrawer if…
You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.
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.