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DiskCatalogMaker alternative? Free or cheaper?
This app is $39 from the web site, $79 for some reason from the app store. Anyone know of other mac apps for cataloging offline disks? To search them without mounting...
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NeoFinder is the other long-standing app for this, also paid (around $40). If you don't mind doing it manually, you can ls -laR /Volumes/drivename > drive.txt per drive and grep across the text files later. Works, just no UI.
Thanks
FileList Export is great.
Thanks; can it quickly catalog all files and folders of external discs, do you know?
Yes i use it.
I’ve designed this for visual artists, but you can allow any extension you want when building reference catalogs. https://pixlpath.com If you’d like, reach out directly and I’ll message you a link to try it out.
Waiting for metadata editing to be added. Essential feature.
It’s in beta now if you’d like to try it. More details on my blog.
Thanks, but I don't think that's what I'm looking for--I just need a simple list of files and folders for multiple discs, like this: https://diskcatalogmaker.com/
As others have said, I've heard a lot of good things about NeoFinder. If you do want to have the ability to back up to multiple drives (3-2-1 backup) and search the files/know where everything is even when those drives are plugged out, I'm building Tusk at the moment and the beta starts on Monday: tuskbackup.com But, if it's just for the file catalog, you won't go wrong with NeoFinder :)
DriveVault - Hard Drives Unplugged Disk Manager-manage all disks NeoFinder – The Digital Asset Manager for macOS and iOS What do you think about this area? I am using Drive Vault.
I've used NeoFinder for years. It handles this scenario pretty well. I recently looked at Offline Files (https://robertpaulkothe.gumroad.com/l/offlinefiles) which made a good first impression.
Apple takes 30% for software sold on the AppStore, which probably explains the price difference.