SymHub is a free Windows tool that moves AI model files off the C: drive

BorgIOS · hn · 2026-07-22

SymHub is a free, open-source Windows app for people whose ComfyUI checkpoints, LoRAs, and local LLM files keep filling up the C: drive.

• It moves model folders to another drive and creates a symlink back, so existing workflows keep working.
• The app adds a GUI on top of mklink, plus live link health status, drag-and-drop management, undo via recycle bin, and a dashboard showing reclaimed space.
• The builder says it already moved 25GB of checkpoints, LoRAs, and GGUF models without breaking workflows.
• It is MIT licensed and supports Windows 10/11.

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