A filing cabinet, essentially.

A warmer home
for your documents .

FileCopia takes the honest simplicity of a filing cabinet — drawers, folders, labels — then adds just enough software to help. Built for households, freelancers, and small teams who'd rather find things than lose them.

Built for homes, studios, and small teams.
No. 001
Household
& studio
A short introduction

From paper to pixel.

Forty seconds on how FileCopia puts your documents away — and finds them again.

— Chapter One

Three honest ideas.
That's the whole thing.

No folders called New Folder (3). No twelve-level hierarchy to set up before you can file a receipt. Just drawers that hold folders, and folders that hold paper. We kept the metaphor because it already works.

01
A Cabinet

Holds a topic.

"Taxes." "Clients." "School stuff." One cabinet per big idea. You decide the shape — what it tracks, what it looks like.

02
A Record

Describes one thing.

A tax return. A lease. A warranty. You label it however you like: dates, amounts, client names, whatever matters.

03
A Document

Is the actual file.

The PDF, the scan, the phone photo. Attached to its record, fingerprinted for safekeeping, quietly watched for changes.

— Chapter Two

Small powers,
doing their job in the background.

The dull, important stuff — running in the background, so you don't have to think about it.

One

Every cabinet has its own shape.

Due date for bills. Client name for invoices. Expiry for warranties. Define the fields that actually matter — per cabinet, however you think.

An intray that files itself.

Drop anything in. The AI reads it, suggests where it belongs, and fills in what it can.

Sealed for safekeeping.

Every file gets a unique fingerprint. If something changes, you'll know.

Nothing gets lost.

Every edit, upload, and rename — quietly remembered. Rewind whenever you need to.

Share without oversharing.

Give family, your accountant, or a colleague access to exactly one cabinet. Nothing more.

Six

Find anything in seconds — even what's inside the PDF.

Search across every label, every field, every word on every page. No filing-system vocabulary required — type the thing you half-remember. Usually that's enough.

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— Chapter Three

Who's it for?

Honestly? Anyone with paper they'd hate to lose. Here's how a few people put it to work.

For the household

The paperwork of a life.

Bills, warranties, school letters, insurance, passports, payslips. One cabinet per bit of grown-up stuff. Share the important ones with your partner; keep the rest just for you.

  • Warranties, sorted by expiry
  • School letters, by child
  • Utility bills, by address
For the studio

One client per folder, the way you'd actually do it.

Contracts, scopes, invoices, deliverables. Tag by project phase. Hand your accountant read-only access to the "Invoices 2026" cabinet — and only that.

  • Signed contracts, per client
  • Invoices with due-by dates
  • Project assets, searchable
For the team

Shared, without the free-for-all.

Give each cabinet its own crew. Editors file; viewers browse; admins rearrange. Every change, fingerprinted and dated — so nothing gets lost or mysteriously rewritten.

  • Role per cabinet, not per app
  • Shared intray for scans
  • Full audit trail, always
— A note on trust

The boring things, done properly.

We don't ask you to care about any of this. It's just on, all the time. Encrypted at rest and in transit, backed up, and yours to export or delete whenever you want.

  • Encrypted end-to-end
    At rest and in transit. Always.
  • Your data stays yours
    Export everything, anytime.
  • Tamper-evident
    Hashes watch over every file.
  • Backed up, daily
    So you never have to think about it.
— The last page

Start a cabinet.
Today, if you like.

It takes about a minute. Your first cabinet is on us, for as long as you want it.