Zush is a privacy-first AI file renamer for Mac and Windows. It turns file content and metadata into clear, consistent filenames while letting you choose where processing happens.

For sensitive files, Offline AI runs locally through Ollama, so supported content stays on your device. You can also connect your own Gemini, Groq, OpenAI, or Claude key with BYOK, or use the managed Cloud AI option.

Zush supports 104 file formats, including photos, RAW images, screenshots, PDFs, documents, design files, audio, and video. Build reusable templates with 145+ Naming Blocks, review every batch before renaming, monitor folders, and restore original filenames from Activity history.

The free plan includes 50 renames across Cloud AI, BYOK, and Offline AI, with no signup or card required. PRO removes the rename limit and costs $10/month or $48 one-time.

Limited offer: use ZUSH25 for 25% off the one-time license ($48 → $36) through September 22, 2026: https://zushapp.com/#pricing

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