With sequencing methods that produce results faster and cheaper becoming more and more accessible, we see an increase in the amount of reads. With the amount of reads rising, the amount of data analyses and the number of projects regarding bioinformatics will rise. All of that results in an increase of the number of files that a user in bioinformatics has to store and organize. The suggested solution offers a possibility of organizing that data. Suggested solution is an admin site that's written in Django, Python's web framework. In the admin panel users can upload their files, assign them their correct file types and edit some additional fields that that file type has. This solution allows users to easily keep their files organized by file type and to have functionalities like sorting and searching while looking for a specific file in a bunch of files of that type. Additionally, this solution offers checking the directories that contain the uploaded files for files that are not in the system. Those files are then moved to the unassigned files and user has to process them, he has to assign them their file type and additional fields if it's necessary. This solution doesn't have the best user experience, it would've been better if it had a separate frontend because Djangos admin panel has some limitations. Even though, this solution should give a good starting point for the development of a more complex solution for organizing data in bioinformatics.