Incoming media arrives messy.
Release filenames, remakes, episode ranges, subtitles, duplicate qualities, and bad provider matches turn a simple folder into a chain of manual decisions.
macOS media library assistant
MediaWatcher
Keep incoming movies and episodes organized while preserving a clear review path for the files automation should not guess about.
The real app, as it runs today.
Actual captures from the working macOS build. Product pages own the screenshots; the studio home stays a clean catalogue.
Automation that knows when to stop.
MediaWatcher handles the repetitive path while keeping ambiguous matches, duplicate decisions, and recovery visible.
Automate the obvious; review the uncertain.
Confident matches file cleanly. Anything ambiguous waits in Review, original files remain recoverable, and History shows what happened.
Built around the real library workflow.
Three parts of one system—not a pile of feature claims.
Watch and identify
Monitor an incoming folder, parse filenames, and enrich movies or episodes with provider metadata.
Review before filing
Route uncertain matches, remakes, duplicates, and conflicts to a deliberate human decision.
Recover and inspect
Keep History, Holding, technical details, and library state visible so automation stays understandable.
Questions about MediaWatcher?
Support and feedback go directly to the person building it. There is no public download until the release action above becomes real.