WordPress compatibility
Attachments remain canonical. New releases and fixes are recorded in the changelog.
I’m Moreno. I build FoldRocket to make WordPress media easier to find, organize, and clean up with confidence.
Media work gets harder as a WordPress site grows. The right file is there somewhere, but finding it and knowing whether it is still in use takes too much guesswork.
I started with a simple rule: organizing media should not move the original files. Folders are virtual, and WordPress attachments remain the source of truth.
Cleanup should be just as deliberate. You can inspect references and review unused or duplicate media before deciding what goes.
AI stays optional. The free library works without it, and you choose a provider and review any drafted metadata before saving.
Moreno, creator of FoldRocket
The plugin is actively maintained, with changes documented so you can follow its progress.
Attachments remain canonical. New releases and fixes are recorded in the changelog.
Virtual folders do not move uploads. Actions that remove or replace media ask for review and confirmation.
The library, folders, filters, and inspector work without a license or an AI service.
Tell me what your site needs, or see how the plugin has changed over time.