Tidy Tools – Folder & Hierarchy Organizer

Tidy Tools is two editor tools in one package: Folder Tools for the Project window and Hierarchy Tools for the Hierarchy. They don't add new windows to learn. They draw on top of the windows you already use all day and get out of the way. Nothing here ends up in your build. Every feature has its own toggle, so if you only want colored folders and nothing else, that's what you get. **Folder Tools (Project window)** - Color any folder and put an icon badge on it. Alt+Click opens the palette; multi-selection works. - A slim navigation bar above the toolbar: back/forward history, recent folders, and bookmarks you drag folders onto. - Automatic icons based on what a folder contains, plus a small minimap of the asset types inside each folder. - Rules: say "everything under Assets/Art is green, every folder named *Editor gets a gear icon" once and it stays that way as the project grows. - Folder notes, folder locks that refuse drag and drop, optional asset counts. - Hierarchy lines, zebra striping, background tinting, a minimal mode, and two-line names in the grid view. - Hover shortcuts: E to expand/collapse, Shift+E to isolate, Ctrl+Shift+E to collapse all. **Hierarchy Tools (Hierarchy window)** - Colored rows and custom icons. Alt+Click a color to apply it to an object and everything under it. - A component strip on every row. Alt+Click an icon to open a floating editor for just that component. - A scene switcher on the scene header: searchable, with favorites and additive loading. - Bookmarks and a Collapse All button inside the Hierarchy's own toolbar. - An activation checkbox that appears when you hover a row. - Rules by name, path, tag, layer or component. - Info badges, a default-parent label, hierarchy lines, zebra striping, minimal mode. - Hover shortcuts: D default parent, A toggle active, F frame in Scene view, X delete, E/Shift+E/Ctrl+Shift+E expand/isolate/collapse, Shift+F isolate in Scene view, Alt+1..9 jump to bookmarks. **Customizable** - The palette is an asset you can edit, export and import as JSON. Icons come from Unity's built-in icon set or any texture in your project. Rules, badges styles and every visual option live in one settings page. **Team friendly** - Colors and icons are stored in a small data asset, not in your scenes or prefabs. No scene file is ever touched. Commit the data asset and everyone on the team sees the same highlights; bookmarks and toggles stay personal. **Good to know** - Editor-only. Supports Unity 6000.0 through 6000.5. Full C# source included, with a short PDF guide. Some features rely on internal Editor APIs. If a future Unity version changes one of them, that single feature switches itself off and logs one warning; the rest keeps working. Works with any project type or genre; it only cares about folders and GameObjects.