What is hyper-fm?

hyper-fm is a desktop application built for managing and syncing project folders across devices. If you have multiple projects scattered across different directories on your computer, hyper-fm gives you a single place to see them all, organized and searchable. The app lets you add any folder as a "project" and attach a name, description, and tags to it. From the main interface, you can browse all your projects as cards, filter them by tags or tag groups, and search by name. Clicking on a project card opens a detail view where you can edit its metadata or browse all the files inside it. The sync feature is one of its central ideas. hyper-fm uses a shared configuration file, which is a JSON file containing all your project metadata. By copying that file to another device or using a shared directory, you can bring your project list with you across machines. A "scan root" setting lets the app automatically locate matching project folders on the new device by searching for folders that match entries in the shared config. P2P sync is also listed as a supported mechanism for cross-device sharing. The concept of a "project" in hyper-fm is based on three identifiers: the folder name, a metadata file, and a file fingerprint. This means it can reliably tell which folder corresponds to which project even if things move around. The app is written in TypeScript and currently ships as a Windows application only. You download and run the executable directly from the Releases page, with no complex installation required.