Price history
Recorded standalone sale prices and the latest available store price, in USD. Historical dots use the sale start date and its recorded offer price. Prices can change during a sale; this is not a daily price log. Bundle prices and upcoming offers are excluded. History covers up to the 100 most recent recorded offers.
Lowest recorded standalone price in this history: FREE. The latest store price is FREE, matching the lowest recorded price shown here.
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| Sale start / price check | Price | Observation |
|---|---|---|
| FREE | Latest store price |
About Folder Remarks
- Tools, Systems & Learning > Development Tools & Automation
We have all been there. You download amazing tools and art packs from the Asset Store, but a few weeks later, your Project window becomes a maze of confusing folder names.
Folder Remarks is a chill, lightweight utility designed to solve this specific headache. It acts like a Sticky Note for your directories.
Just drag that confusing folder into the list and type: "This is the Water Shader," or "Don't delete this, used in Level 2."
Solve the Mystery:
No more clicking through folders trying to guess what's inside. Label them once, remember them forever.
Asset Store Companion:
Perfect for organizing the dozens of plugins, SDKs, and art packs you've imported but lost track of.
One-Click Ping:
Click your note, and it instantly highlights the folder in the Project view. Navigate instantly.
Super Lightweight:
It’s just a simple Editor Window. No background processes, no runtime code, no bloat.
Clean & Simple:
A minimalist tool that does one thing and does it well. Keeps your mind clear.
Design Philosophy: Why a separate list window?
You might ask: "Why not just show the remarks directly on the folders in the Project view?"
Maximum Compatibility:
By keeping the UI separate, we ensure zero conflicts with other popular folder-coloring or UI-beautification plugins.
The "Inventory" Strategy (Most Important):
If remarks were just attached to folders, they would still be hidden inside hundreds of other directories. You would have to scroll through your entire project to find them.
Folder Remarks is designed to be a Manifesto of your tools. I created this because I often wasted weeks coding a feature, only to realize months later that I had already downloaded a high-quality asset that did exactly that—it was just hiding in a folder I forgot about. This tool brings those "hidden gems" out of the shadows and into a centralized list, ensuring you actually use the tools you possess.
Folder Remarks is a chill, lightweight utility designed to solve this specific headache. It acts like a Sticky Note for your directories.
Just drag that confusing folder into the list and type: "This is the Water Shader," or "Don't delete this, used in Level 2."
Solve the Mystery:
No more clicking through folders trying to guess what's inside. Label them once, remember them forever.
Asset Store Companion:
Perfect for organizing the dozens of plugins, SDKs, and art packs you've imported but lost track of.
One-Click Ping:
Click your note, and it instantly highlights the folder in the Project view. Navigate instantly.
Super Lightweight:
It’s just a simple Editor Window. No background processes, no runtime code, no bloat.
Clean & Simple:
A minimalist tool that does one thing and does it well. Keeps your mind clear.
Design Philosophy: Why a separate list window?
You might ask: "Why not just show the remarks directly on the folders in the Project view?"
Maximum Compatibility:
By keeping the UI separate, we ensure zero conflicts with other popular folder-coloring or UI-beautification plugins.
The "Inventory" Strategy (Most Important):
If remarks were just attached to folders, they would still be hidden inside hundreds of other directories. You would have to scroll through your entire project to find them.
Folder Remarks is designed to be a Manifesto of your tools. I created this because I often wasted weeks coding a feature, only to realize months later that I had already downloaded a high-quality asset that did exactly that—it was just hiding in a folder I forgot about. This tool brings those "hidden gems" out of the shadows and into a centralized list, ensuring you actually use the tools you possess.