Readerware 3 (Music) is not a standalone app, it works with Readerware on your desktop, (Windows, Mac OS X & Linux).
The easiest, fastest way to catalog your music collection, nothing else comes close. Have a large collection? Readerware auto-catalog lets you feed in a list of UPCs or barcode scans. Readerware then does the rest, building your database for you.
The iOS version lets you easily sync your database to your device and take it with you when you visit your favorite brick and mortar stores. You know what you have and what you are looking for.
Use the camera on your device as a barcode scanner with Readerware auto-catalog on your desktop.
Readerware on your desktop is a complete solution for cataloging and managing your music collection. Readerware is used by collectors, sellers, many small libraries, schools, churches etc. Features include:
Auto-Catalog, enter the UPC or scan the barcode, the album is cataloged.
Support for all music formats, CD, LP, SACD etc.
Integrated loan tracker, check items in and out, query/print items on loan and over due.
Multiple views, choose from table, tree and thumbnail views.
Simple searching, want list, printing, global search and replace, import/export and more.
Standalone or client/server versions available.
Support for multiple platforms, Windows, Linux and Mac OS X.
Learn more about the complete Readerware system for cataloging your books, music and videos by visiting our web site.
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What's New in Readerware (Music)
4.12
September 11, 2019
Search improvements, you can now search on multiple fields and perform negative searches. You can recall previous searches.
To begin with, it should be understood that this app is just a mobile interface; you need o create the database on your computer. I have found the app very useful for scanning barcodes to enter CD's into the database, but when I export the database to my iPad and try to look at it there it is almost useless. You have to scroll down from the top, so if you have a large database it is very tedious to look at anything beyond the first few screens. There is a fast-scrolling mechanism, but it crashes the app every time I try to use it.
