Media Cataloger

Media Cataloger

Historical 0.0.1 build — Windows, Linux, Mac Intel

Historical 0.0.1

The cataloger is now DiskShelf. This page keeps the public 0.0.1 zips (free, 1 drive) — Windows, Linux, Mac Intel — until a DiskShelf zip ships. Any license already emailed (0.2 beta) and any new request still open DiskShelf and this Go build, not only the Swift Mac app. For a license or the newsletter: contact us or subscribe below.

Alpha version — free, limited to 1 drive

Apple macos Intel 64 bits

Windows 64 bits

Linux 64 bits

Features

Media Cataloger lists your medias and devices in an offline and local catalog. Same engine as DiskShelf.

Local and Offline Disk Structure Access

Even when a disk isn’t connected, you can view its structure, browse its contents, and access detailed file information like modification dates and sizes.

Instant Disk Overview

Quickly check how much free space is available on each drive at a glance, including local and remote disks.

Visualize Disk Space Consumption

See which folders and files take up the most space with intuitive visualizations showing the percentage of disk usage, so you can make informed decisions on what to keep or remove.

Easily locate files by extension or name across all your cataloged drives—whether they are connected or not.

Catalog disks from anywhere with SSH

Using the Secure Shell protocol, Media Cataloger is able to catalog medias from remote computers.

Duplicate File Detection

Effortlessly find duplicate files within the same disk or across multiple disks, helping you to save space and organize files better.

Customizable Duplicate Lists

Organize duplicates by subject, owner, or any criteria you choose.

Unique File Finder

Identify files that exist only on one disk and are not duplicated elsewhere.

Remove Unnecessary Duplicates

Free up disk space by easily removing redundant copies of files.

Optimized for Multi-Processors

Enjoy faster performance with native multi-processor support, allowing you to manage large file catalogs with ease.

Cross-Platform Compatibility

Windows, macOS, and Linux. iOS and Android are not part of this offer.

Contact us

Frequently Asked Questions

Will a Media Cataloger license work with DiskShelf?

Yes. Any request, and any license already emailed (0.2 beta), opens DiskShelf. Same file. A March buyer is not left out.

Does a Windows / Linux license only cover the Swift Mac app?

No. It covers the Go build (nmcui) on Windows and Linux, and both Mac apps (Swift + nmcui).

Is it open source?

Some parts.