Contains everything you need to keep your photos, downloads, or whatever else nicely grouped up by day. Includes both a script to run on selected files as well as a Folder Action Script to have it automatically file away every file added to a folder.

If you have exiftool installed, it will even group up your photos and videos based on when the picture was taken, rather than the file’s creation date.

Create a folder called “Save to Evernote” in your Dropbox folder, run this script, and it will put each file into its own note. Very handy for adding files to Evernote from remote computers or third party services, scanners and so on.

Ever want a list of a bunch of notes? Just select some notes, run this script, and it will create a new note that lists all your notes and breaks them down by notebook and tag, including links to the original note. Think of it as an ad-hoc saved search.

Do you have a note you access all the time? Run this script to create a snazzy icon on your desktop that links you directly to that favorite note. Put it in your dock, toolbar, or sidebar for instant access from anywhere!

Turn URL-only notes into rich clippings! This script runs through your default notebook and appends the source HTML to any notes that are just a URL. (I’m looking at you, notes that were created through Android’s Share and emailed links!) Note that this won’t work too well on sites that require a login or are dynamically generated.

Do you have a stack of “Conflicting Changes (some date)” notebooks stacked up in Evernote? Have you already fixed those changes, but never got around to deleting the notebooks? This script does the heavy lifting for you. Once you deal with your conflicts, run this script and it will delete any Conflicting Changes notebooks that don’t have any notes in them. (So don’t worry, you won’t lose anything!)

Sick of having thousands of browser tabs open, why not collect them all in a single Evernote note? This AppleScript (one’s included for Safari and another for Chrome) takes all your open tabs and neatly summarizes the page and its links into a new Evernote note. Perfect for when you’re doing research and have twenty related tabs open, but want to go on to another task.

See the differences between multiple versions of files in Dropbox, all from within Google Chrome. I cannot begin to describe how awesome this is.

Playing Déja vù: A Nightmare Come True, on a Nexus 7 tablet emulating System 7.

I do it because I can.

The game is still awesome.

Nice rundown of cross-platform task managers. I ended up with Todoist, myself, but they all have compromises.