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Stash Anything vs Tilde: Features, Pricing and Fit

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Detail	Stash Anything	Tilde
Overview	The app was created to solve a personal problem of dealing with a cluttered camera roll, and it has since evolved to include features like OCR search and shared folders	Tilde is a native file manager for macOS 14 Sonoma or later, designed as a Finder replacement for Mac users. It supports workflows like keeping folders side by side, organizing files with custom properties, and giving each project its own workspace. This allows users to keep project contexts together, reducing the time spent managing files and making it easier to find what they need or switch tasks. Tilde is available as a one-time purchase.
Listed features	Save items from any app with just two taps Organize saved items into folders for easy access Use OCR search to find saved items by the words inside them Share folders with family or partners and sync in real time	Split views: Work between folders in one window with multiple panes and tabs Custom sidebars: Create a sidebar space for every project context Properties: Organize files with custom fields like status or client Command palette: Find files, folders, or run commands from the keyboard Workspaces: Save and reopen custom layouts of panes, tabs, and folders Live Groups: Keep sidebar groups updated with filters for properties or file types
Best suited to	Individuals who want to declutter their camera roll and organize their saved items People who need to share information with family or partners Those who want a simple and easy-to-use organization tool	Mac users running macOS 14 Sonoma or later.
Limitations and fit	Free version is limited to 100 saves and 10 folders	Intel Macs are not supported.
Pricing model	Freemium, One-time Payment	One-time Payment
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Platforms	iOS, MacOS	MacOS