Limited to 100 videos per library
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, we offer a free trial version. It allows you to create as many libraries as you want, but each library is limited to 100 videos. This lets you test the software's full functionality with a limited dataset.
Absolutely! If you can use a smartphone, you can use our software. We've designed it to be intuitive and user-friendly. No pocket protector required!
Yes, we offer a full refund if you've used the software for less than 30 days or 10 hours of active runtime, whichever is longer. Just click the Refund button next to the runtime counter from the settings modal
Our software has a built-in runtime counter that only logs active usage. It measures a keypress within every 10-second window to count as active use. This ensures that only your actual working time with the software counts towards the 10-hour limit. We wanted make automatic refunds easy in the case where you purchased the software, then forgot about it for more than 30 days, and then 3 months later you still haven't tried it and want your money back.
To get started:
Our digital media management tool catalogs your video files, creating thumbnails and metadata for easy searching. It works with your local files, so your media stays on your computer.
Yes, you can create as many libraries as you want. This is great for organizing different types of videos (e.g., movies, home videos, work projects) separately.
Yes, you can add multiple folders to a single library. Go to settings, then the "Current Library" tab, and use the "Add folder to library" option.
Our software is priced per license, not per amount of data. You can catalog as much as you want for one flat fee. No hidden charges or data limits!
Absolutely not. Your data stays on your computer. We respect your privacy and have no access to your files.
Yes! As long as your computer can access the files, our software can catalog them. It works great with network-attached storage.
Of course! Whether it's cat videos, family movies, or your secret stash of B-movies, our software handles it all. We don't judge your taste in videos. Our software works with any video files on your computer. We don't check the origin of your files. What you do with it is your business, but please respect copyright laws.
Is a gourmet burger better than a fast-food one? Our software is specifically designed for media management, offering features like video previews, advanced metadata, and content aware searches that general file systems can't match.
We can't work miracles, but we can make the process a lot easier and maybe even fun. The rest is up to you and your procrastination skills!
We use a model similar to JetBrains. You buy the software once and get 1 year of updates for free. After the first year, if you want to continue receiving updates, you can renew your license for about 60% of the full license price.
Upgrading is simple! Just purchase a license and enter the provided license key in the software. There's no need to reinstall anything - your trial version will be instantly upgraded to the unlimited version.
Not exactly. It's a one-time purchase that includes a year of updates. After the first year, you can choose to purchase updates for additional years at a reduced price.
We process payments through Lemon Squeezy, which accepts all major credit cards and PayPal.
Renewal costs about 60% of the full license price. This gives you access to another full year of updates and improvements.
Your software will continue to work indefinitely, but you won't receive any new updates or features released after your license expires.
Yes, you can enable date sorting in the settings. Look for the "Search settings" tab and enable "Date Modified" in the sorting options.
Yes, you can either drag and drop a new image onto a video's thumbnail, or select one of the other extracted thumbnails to be the default.
We have no visibility into your actual files, their names, or any metadata you enter into the software. Our software operates on your local machine, and information about your specific content never leaves your computer.
What we DO see:
What we DON'T see:
We believe in complete transparency about data practices, which is why we've detailed everything above. As a small team focused on building great software, we use analytics to understand how our features are actually used so we can make better decisions with our limited resources. We've made analytics opt-out rather than opt-in because our experience shows this provides the most representative data for improving the product for everyone. However, we deeply respect that some users prefer absolutely no network connectivity, which is why we offer a zero-network version upon request. Our goal is to balance practical business needs with respecting user privacy - we never see your actual content, and all analytics are focused solely on improving the features you use most. Your trust matters to us, and we're committed to being upfront about all aspects of how our software works.
We retain usage data long-term to:
This approach allows us to showcase our software's impact and reliability while still respecting individual privacy through anonymization. For users with strict privacy requirements, we offer a zero-network version upon request.
We say data is retained indefinitely because once we use aggregated metrics in published materials (like marketing graphs or milestone announcements), we can't realistically delete that information from everywhere it might appear. While your individual actions won't be identifiable, the fact that they contributed to our user statistics becomes part of our permanent public record through various publications and third-party distributions
The reality is that once data is used in published statistics or marketing materials, those materials can be copied, shared, printed, or archived by others beyond the company's control. So while we may anonymize your specific actions, we can't promise to completely delete the fact that those actions occurred once they've been counted in public-facing metrics.
