Smart suggestions Cross-platform OneDrive attachments Email archiving Audit your filing Block senders Locked-down tenants
Filing intelligence

Smart folder suggestions that actually learn

The first time you file an email from a sender, HyperFiler remembers where it went. The next time, the right folder shows up as a green-banner suggestion. One click and it's filed. No more rifling through 200 folders to find the right one.

  • Per-sender filing memory stored locally on your device
  • Domain-level fallback when an exact sender match isn't found (e.g. files sarah@company.com to the same place as john@company.com)
  • Search any folder by name, or browse the full tree visually; both modes built in
  • Folder cache refreshes daily to pick up new folders you've added
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HyperFiler showing a green-banner folder suggestion
HyperFiler showing attachments with Copy and Move buttons
Attachments

Save attachments to OneDrive in the same click

When the email has attachments, HyperFiler shows them inline with Copy and Move buttons. Copy keeps the attachment in the email and saves a duplicate to OneDrive. Move saves the attachment to OneDrive, removes it from the email, and leaves a "moved to OneDrive" watermark in the email body with a link to the file. Mailbox stays small, the email stays useful, and the file is one click away.

  • Suggested OneDrive folders based on filing history, just like emails
  • Works with personal OneDrive and any SharePoint site you have access to
  • The watermark link in the email always points back to the OneDrive file, so the attachment is never really lost
  • Supports any file size your OneDrive plan allows
After Move: the watermark in the email body
Example email showing a HyperFiler attachment watermark with the file name, OneDrive location and date
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Email archiving

Save important emails to OneDrive folders

Tick the optional checkbox to save a searchable .eml copy of any email to OneDrive or SharePoint, alongside its attachments. Particularly useful for compliance, audit trails, or just keeping a record of contractually important conversations outside the mailbox.

  • Saves the full email as a standard .eml file that opens in Outlook with one click
  • Filename format: "2026-05-08 Sender Name — Subject.eml" (sortable by date)
  • Picks the same OneDrive folder as your attachments by default, so everything stays together
  • Per-email opt-in — you decide which emails are worth saving
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HyperFiler with save email copy checkbox ticked
HyperFiler audit CSV open in Excel
Insight

See who's flooding your inbox

The Email Audit button exports your full inbox history to CSV: who's sent you the most emails, how many had attachments, when correspondence started and ended, and the top folders each sender ends up in. Open it in Excel, sort by volume, and decide what to delete, block, or auto-file.

  • One row per unique sender, sorted by total email count
  • Top five filing locations per sender, with counts — spot inconsistent filing
  • Date range showing first and last email from each sender
  • Attachment counts per sender — identify your heaviest correspondents
  • Slice it however you want in Excel: pivot tables, filters, charts
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Cleanup

Block senders you're done with

Some senders aren't worth filing, they're worth blocking. The Block button moves the current email to Junk and adds the sender to your Outlook block list, so you never see them again. In the other direction, every sender you file is automatically routed to your Focused inbox in future, so important email stays visible.

  • Block button on the main pane: one click to send the current email to Junk and add the sender to Outlook's block list
  • Future emails from blocked senders go straight to Junk, no further action needed
  • Focused Inbox override: senders you file are automatically routed to your Focused inbox in future, so important email never gets buried under newsletters
  • Audit CSV shows everything you've filed and where, so any move is easy to trace
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HyperFiler showing the Block button for an unwanted sender
HyperFiler running on Outlook desktop, Mac laptop, and the web
Anywhere you read email

Cross-platform from day one

Most Outlook add-ins are Windows-only. HyperFiler runs everywhere Outlook does. Whether you're on Windows at your desk, on a Mac, or signed in to Outlook on the web from any device, HyperFiler works the same way. One license covers all your devices.

Outlook on Windows (Classic and New)
Outlook on Mac
Outlook on the web
Microsoft 365 business and school accounts

How that compares

Platform HyperFiler QuickFile SimplyFile MessageFiler
Outlook on Windows
Outlook on Mac No No
Outlook on the web No No
New Outlook for Windows Limited Limited

Based on competitor information as of May 2026. Platform support changes; check vendor sites for the latest.

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For enterprise users

Works on locked-down tenants

A "locked-down" Microsoft 365 tenant is one where IT has restricted what add-ins can do, usually for security reasons in regulated industries (legal, finance, healthcare, government). Most Office add-ins fail silently on these tenants because the tenant security policy blocks the add-in tokens they depend on. The user clicks the add-in button and nothing happens.

HyperFiler is built differently. A Cloudflare Worker authenticates with Microsoft Graph server-side, so the tenant policies that break other add-ins don't break HyperFiler. If you work somewhere with strict IT controls and other filing add-ins have stopped working, HyperFiler is worth trying.

  • Bypass-by-design: no reliance on Outlook's add-in token mechanism
  • Uses standard Microsoft Graph endpoints and OAuth scopes, nothing exotic
  • For very tight tenants, your IT admin can pre-approve via Microsoft 365 admin center
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Diagram showing how HyperFiler bypasses tenant security restrictions

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