How many times have you ever been unable to remember exactly the name of a file or its content but being sure you have saved it in that folder? Still today, despite the evolution of the internal computer search systems, the subdivision of files into folders significantly simplifies the search for information by leveraging human visual memory, which is often the most developed. The only downside is the struggle of keeping each file correctly archived and therefore having to retrace each time the entire path that leads to the appropriate folder. But today, thanks to the combined use of Microsoft Cognitive Services and Azure Machine Learning Studio, it is possible to develop an intelligent sorter to be left on your desktop that automatically places in the right folder any file dragged on it. To be successful, it employs Microsoft technologies to map the content of each file and with them train a classification algorithm that quickly becomes reliable to classify files better than people. This of course works very well with existing folders, but when do I need to create a new folder? The answer within speech.