WinCatalog

If you're one of those tidy users out there, then you know it is important to keep some sort of catalog detailing the entirety of your file collection. As it happens, WinCatalog can offer that exact type of functionality, giving its users a simple way of tracking all of their files, regardless of their location.

When I say regardless of their location, I specifically mean that the program takes into account stuff you have on CDs and DVDs, external drives, or other temporary locations of this sort. The program is indeed offering a complete cataloging solution.

The first thing I noticed, and you will too, regardless of how experienced or inexperienced you are as a user, is the fact that the interface looks very much like the one used in older Microsft Office apps. Although not a bad choice, some points are lost on account of the lack of originality. Yes, the recipe is indeed a durable and reliable one, but this does not mean you can't find a better and more original solution with just as much reliability behind it.

Quite simple, I must say. You can track all of your items and have them displayed according to specific criteria. If I want to see just the image files, I can instruct the program to do just that. Some items can be crossed as loan items, in other words, elements that will eventually disappear from my current collection.

Custom items can be added, if need be, with specific instructions and details provided by the user. Some file properties can be adjusted, and the application behavior too, if you want that.

WinCatalog is quite a remarkable software solution designed for users who do not want to waste time when looking for certain files. The app was created for those people who want to know quickly where their items are located, no matter the moment of day or the time they have at their disposal.