rootfolder

noun
UK /ˈruːtˌfəʊldə/
US /ˈruːtˌfoʊldər/

The main folder that holds all the other folders inside it.

Save the file in the rootfolder so you can find it easily.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The top-level directory of a website where its main files are stored.

Upload the images to the rootfolder of the website.

3. The starting point of a project's file structure in a code repository.

The README file sits in the rootfolder of the project.

4. The highest-level folder on a storage device, containing everything else.

The rootfolder of the USB drive holds all your backups.