Verndr
Klixvr
Duplicates, decided in the terminal.
A command you run on a folder you choose. Not a website. Not a vault. You keep one copy. The rest wait in a staging folder until you say they can go.
What it is
Klixvr is a desktop CLI for macOS, Linux, and Windows. You download it, you run klixvr, you paste a path. It walks the tree, groups files that look like copies — exact bytes first, then names, then how pictures look — and shows you one group at a time.
Same judgment as Klarvr Dedup. Different shape: a prompt, not a window.
Who it is for
People who would rather type a path than click through a UI. Photographers with a decade of exports. Anyone whose “final” folder has three of everything.
You need an active Verndr account to download the pack. After that, Klixvr runs on your machine with no browser session.
What it will not do
It will not delete files for you. Matches move to a hidden staging folder named .klarvr_dups_tbd inside the tree you scanned. You review that folder. You delete when you are sure. Detection can be wrong. That is the point of the pause.
It is not the Verndr vault. There is no verndr command here. The product name is Klixvr. The command is klixvr. Klixvr is a product of Mungry LLC, in the Verndr house.
How a session feels
It prints the version, then asks Folder to scan:. You paste ~/Pictures or D:\Photos. It works. Then a group appears: two or twenty files that it thinks are the same. You press 1 to keep the first, N if they are not copies, L to decide later, Q to quit with progress saved.
That is the whole product: judgment, one group at a time, at the prompt.