moveQueue

If you regularly find yourself having to go through your documents and downloads to organize them, then we do not need to tell you more about how irritating it can be to perform file management operations via the classic Windows Explorer.
moveQueue is a handy piece of software that enables you to manage documents, spreadsheets, applications of tracks seamlessly using combinations of keys that you configure.

Allows you to move, copy and mark files for deletion

The setup is quick and uneventful, mainly as it entails you need to decompress the file to any desired location on your screen. If necessary, you can create a shortcut for the app to your desktop or other readily accessible place from within the application.
The idea behind the utility is to provide you with a fine-tuned alternative to Windows Explorer so that you can manage files on your computer faster and with fewer mistakes. Since Explorer tends to fiddle with the files in real time, it can cause some delays when you move or copy a file to a new location. Consequentially, there is a good chance that you select another file for the transfer.

Perform file management operations via hotkeys

The highlight of the application stems from the fact that you can create commands of file management tasks and execute them using any combination of keys. While you need to browse through the folders to select the folder you are organizing, you can assign the destination directory with drag and drop.
In case you have too many commands and you want to make sure you can recognize them easily, then you can consider using the key sequences function. As you probably hinted, they are a string of words designed to trigger the desired operation.
You can monitor the sequence in the lower section of the UI and can determine whether it is correct based on the color. If it is green, it means your typing order is correct and the sequence is recognized.

A useful app for managing numerous files

In the eventuality that you would like to be able to organize your documents and files fast, smooth and without having to bother with the limitations of explorer, then perhaps moveQueue could come in handy.