How not to forget where you've saved Mac documents 

I automate as much of it as I can. When I start a new 58keys episode, for instance, I run a shortcut that creates -- hang on, let me count -- one main and four subfolders, plus a blank script. Then within that, I am really disciplined. Any screen grab, for instance, goes into a folder that isn't just called "Stills", it's the production number of the episode too. So just now I put one into a folder called "259 Stills". And I renamed that image "259 STILL OmniFocus icon". I can end up with sixty or more separate files per episode and I will laboriously label them all -- because it makes producing the episode vastly faster and more efficient. Go organisation!

@@WilliamGallagher Now, THAT is organization! 👍

Thank you, that’s made me beam.

Thank you, that's very kind.

That's brilliant. How are you finding your glorious new pink iMac? I'm quite envious.

@@WilliamGallagher Either I know more than I thought or Apple has made this easier to unbox, set up, and transfer and on and on. And it is GORGEOUS!

Not in the OS but I would look at the app Hazel. Without question it can automatically create folders and move things into them by date. What I’m not sure about is the naming. When I’ve done it, it’s named them “January 2024” or something. But Hazel is ace, I have hopes it can do everything you need. Would you let me know how you get on with Thai to any other solution you find?

I shall do that with the utmost pleasure Sir