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A little order. A lot of possibility.

Every drive.One clear view.

A considered home for your scattered collection. Find the photos, films and files you love—without searching every drive.

Your files stay on your devices. Your catalog travels with you.

An example of your future libraryDesktop · Mobile · Web
Know where it livesFind files with drives disconnectedPrivate by design

Everything you keep. Beautifully connected.

Give your collection a little more clarity. One private catalog brings your files, devices and ideas into focus.

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Know where it lives

Search the recorded inventory before connecting a drive. See the device, folder and last known location together.

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Make it your own

Build a personal catalog with titles, tags and collections. Give scattered files the context that makes them easy to find.

A catalog that travels.Files that stay yours.

Your catalog starts private. Share selected information deliberately, and keep your original files where they belong.

From scattered to sorted. In three simple steps.

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Connect & record

Use the desktop app to choose the folders you want to catalog. You stay in control of filesystem access.

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Organize once

Add the details that matter to you. Bring devices and catalog records into a shared view of your collection.

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Find it anywhere

Open your workspace on the web or mobile. Find the recorded location, then connect only the device you need.

Good questions. Clear answers.

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Does this upload my original files?

MediaLibrary catalogs metadata and locations. Your original media stays on your devices. Optional previews and portable catalog exports are separate features.

Can I open a file from an unplugged drive?

You can search its last recorded inventory. To open or change the original file, connect the device and use the desktop application.

Can I delete my account?

Yes. Confirm deletion by email in your account settings. Your account and data are hidden for seven days, then permanently removed. Contact support before the deadline to request restoration.

Less looking.More finding.

A quieter way to keep track.

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