excellently

looks promising...

Amazing!

it works great

Java Heap error when importing music folder

Great cataloguer!!

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One of the best cataloging software for Books, Videos, Photos, Audio and Music collections. Great Job!! - zazen0

It has taken me a long time to find something that serves my cataloging needs, and nothing came even close, until now.

I've been playing around with Access trying to get a set up I liked for home inventory, but never quite got what I was looking for. This looks to be just the ticket.

Brilliant application. I recommended it to all people. Also in spanish!

Usefull and powerfull. One place to keep all your books , DvDs, comics, or whatever your collect

Outstanding!! The best I have tried so far and still checking it. For a multilingual, the import of information of books from different bookstores is a big plus. Great job!!!

Awesome product. Very easy to customize depending on your cataloging needs.

Great software with a great developer. Answers support questions quickly, clearly and even takes user suggestions seriously. In my experience with FOSS this is often uncommon. I am using this as a replacement for OpenDB and it is an easy switch.

Great product. Getting Better all of the time.

awesome all-in-one for my media - finally xls-files are done for me ;-)

Great idea! Works well and developer replies to questions and request.

This is the best, by far, "collection" database application out there, and free. The creator is doing a great job inn improving it and listening to user's ideas. Datacrow simply rocks.

Clean, extensible architecture. Good potential.

Marvellous replacement for OpenDB which I was using before.

Worth checking out. However, be warned; it's in java; drags on my 9 year old WindowsXP system. For a java app, though, it's as polished as I've seen any. The interface is crazily unintuitive. It is, however, very customizable. The good points: A great effort; I've been looking for a decent cataloger for almost a decade now, and never have the time to code my own; if I did, it'd likely be very similar to this one. The 'group by' functionality is very, very useful, as is the multi-tier sorting.