One board for every file in the project.
Tullo is a project board for the files on your PC. Drop files, folders, photos, links and notes onto a board, arrange them the way you think, and open any of them with a double-click. Nothing is moved or copied; the board just points at where your work already lives.
Version 0.20.5 · 64-bit installer, 117 MB · No account needed
Features
Your folders stay as they are. Tullo is the map on top.
Projects sprawl across drives, downloads and half-remembered folders. A board puts every piece in one place you can see, without reorganising a single file.
Linked, never copied
Drop a file or folder on the board and Tullo stores its real path. Double-click to open it, right-click for Find in File Explorer or Open with. Uninstall Tullo tomorrow and every file is exactly where you left it.
Real previews
Cards show what's inside the file, including formats Windows can't thumbnail on its own.
Groups that tidy themselves
New files land in a group for their type. Auto-arrange groups flow their cards into a neat grid and make room for themselves as they grow.
Sticky notes and rich text
Headings, text boxes and sticky notes with formatting, links, checkboxes and spell check, right next to the files they're about.
Watched folders
Point a group at a folder and anything saved there shows up on the board by itself. Renders, exports and downloads file themselves.
Version stacks
ship_v1, ship_v2 and ship_v3 become one card showing the newest, with the older versions a click away.
Finds moved files
Rename or move a file and Tullo recognises it by its fingerprint and relinks the card. A file that's truly gone is clearly marked, never silently dropped.
The tray
Everything in the project sorted by type, like a File Explorer that only knows this project. Build your own collections and zoom from list to huge icons.
Pack a project
Hand a project off or archive it: one command gathers every linked file and photo into a single folder, board included.
Fast with mouse and keyboard
Right-drag to pan, wheel to zoom, drag a box to select. T for text, N for a note, Ctrl+T for the tray, Alt+drag to duplicate. Align, distribute and connect cards with lines; every change can be undone.
Sync
The same boards on every PC you use.
Sign in with Google or email and your boards follow you between PCs. It's optional: signed out, Tullo works entirely on its own.
- Your files aren't uploaded. Boards, notes and the photos you dropped on them sync. Linked files and folders stay on your drives.
- Changes arrive in about a second. Edit on one PC and the other's open board updates, as a single step you can undo.
- Edits on two PCs are merged card by card. Move a card here, rename it there, and you keep both.
- Each PC keeps its own paths. A card can point at
D:\Workon the desktop andC:\Users\youon the laptop. - Works offline. Changes wait and go up when you're back.
add_items organize_by_type create_mind_map on Starfall short film: 42 files in 4 groups, and a mind map with 9 tasks.AI assistants
No AI built in. Bring your own.
Tullo has no AI of its own and sends your boards to no one. If you already use an assistant that speaks MCP, such as Claude Desktop, Claude Code or Cursor, you can let it work on your boards.
- One click to connect from Settings, and one switch to turn it off.
- It can do what you can: add files, notes and links, group, arrange, connect, and build mind maps.
- Local only. The assistant talks to Tullo on your own PC, nothing else.
- Every change is one undo step, and Tullo tells you when an assistant made it.
Your data
Plain files in your Documents folder.
No database, no lock-in. Boards are readable JSON files you can back up, copy to another PC or open in a text editor.
- Daily backups of every board, kept for 14 days.
- Saved as you type, every second or two, so a crash costs you nothing.
- Deleted projects go to the Recycle Bin, not into thin air.
- A file a board still uses is never deleted by Tullo.
| Project list | Documents\Tullo\projects.json |
| Boards | Documents\Tullo\boards\ |
| Photos dropped on a board | Documents\Tullo\assets\ |
| Daily backups | Documents\Tullo\backups\ |
| Linked files and folders | Wherever you keep them |
FAQ
Questions
Does Tullo move or copy my files?
No. Files and folders are linked: the board remembers where they are and opens them in place. Photos are the one exception. They're copied into the project so you can resize and arrange them freely; hold Alt while dropping to link a photo instead.
Do I need an account?
No. Tullo works fully without one. An account only adds syncing boards between your PCs.
If I sign in, are my files uploaded?
No. Boards, notes, and the photos and thumbnails that belong to a board are synced. The files and folders you link stay on your PC; each PC keeps its own path to them.
Which systems does it run on?
64-bit Windows 10 and Windows 11.
What happens when I rename or move a file?
Tullo keeps a small fingerprint of each linked file. When one goes missing it looks for the same file nearby and relinks the card. If it can't find it, the card shows a broken link and you can point it at the new place.
Does Tullo use AI on my boards?
No. There is no AI in Tullo. You can connect an assistant you already use through MCP, and you can turn that connection off in Settings.
How do updates work?
Tullo checks for a new version when it starts and offers to install it. You can turn the check off in Settings.
Give the project a place to live.
Install Tullo, drop in a folder, and see the whole project at once.
Version 0.20.5 · Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit · 117 MB