Dynbox Frequently Asked Questions

Dynbox Frequently Asked Questions. Dynbox: AI-powered file organizer that auto-sorts, tags, and manages your digital clutter—effortlessly. Tidy up in seconds!

FAQ from Dynbox

What exactly is Dynbox?

Dynbox is an AI-native file management platform designed to eliminate manual organization. It auto-sorts files into logical groups, applies intelligent, context-aware tags, and lets you manage everything through conversation — all while keeping your data private and local-first.

How does Dynbox auto-sort and tag my files?

Using lightweight, on-device language models, Dynbox analyzes file content, metadata, and usage patterns to infer purpose and relationships. It suggests folder structures, applies descriptive tags (e.g., “Contract – Vendor – Signed – 2024”), and learns from your approvals to improve over time — no training data leaves your device.

Which cloud services does Dynbox support?

Currently integrated with Google Drive, Dropbox, and Microsoft OneDrive — with more platforms coming soon. Connection is OAuth-based and read-only by default; write permissions are granted only for actions you explicitly approve.

Where does my data live — and how is it protected?

Your files never leave your cloud storage or device. Dynbox accesses them temporarily and securely via API tokens — and processes content either locally (on supported browsers/desktop apps) or in memory-only, encrypted sessions. No files are copied, cached, or stored on Dynbox infrastructure.

What can I do in Demo mode?

Demo mode loads a realistic, pre-populated file library (contracts, reports, images, notes) so you can test sorting rules, ask AI questions, try semantic search, and preview automation — all without connecting personal accounts or sharing data.

Is there a free tier? What’s included?

Yes — the Free plan includes 50 AI credits/month, full access to AI Chat, semantic search, rule-based auto-sorting (up to 3 active rules), and unlimited Demo mode. Perfect for evaluating whether Dynbox fits your workflow.