Librarian Pro for Mac
Complete personal inventory system.
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Librarian Pro overview
Librarian Pro helps you manage your collection of books, magazines, games, CDs, software titles, and movies. It helps you inventory and retrieve information quickly.
Organize items into smart collections, add them to the in-program Amazon shopping cart, mark them as lent out to friends, and even export for the Web or your iPod! Librarian Pro also supports importing from other cataloging applications like Delicious Library and DVDpedia.
Librarian Pro's databases are fully compatible with both the Mac OS X and Windows versions. Additionally, one license will grant activation for both copies of the application. Download the free fifteen day trial and have serenity return to your media collections.
What's new in version 8.1
- New Feature: Undelete with right-click in main list.
- Bug Fix: Unable to click Unlock after demo expired from trial window.
- Bug Fix: Loading CSVs with macOS Roman encoding.
- Bug Fix: Entering an invalid date into date fields no longer crashes.
Librarian Pro for Mac
$119.00
In English
Version 8.1
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Mar 13, 2026
Version: 8.1
O_O -> $119 is the "forever" price. The current version (only) price is $30. The subscription price is $1.83/mth. - - I verified that the good old Utility Package Pro/Koingo Utility Package "free lifetime upgrades" license still applies to version 8.x. [I'll not reveal it's cost back in 2015. But I'm very grateful.]
Jul 17, 2023
Version: 7.0.6
It has all the marks of a amazing app. Bought a handheld scanner, and it only register the ISBN number. No title/information is collected. Everything has to be done manually. With a 1000+ library and growing, this is useless.
Jul 31, 2022
Version: 7.0.6
Incredibly disappointing app. Bought a scanner and thought it would bring in more than the title and picture. No author, nor publish date, no edition information. If I have to put all that in manually, I'll just use a spreadsheet.
Jul 14, 2021
Version: 6.0.7
Is it possible to import databases from FileMaker Pro 16? If so, how?
I have large databases of my books and DVDs/videocassettes with details about the authors or casts, publishers, directors, subject, dates published/released, dates read, location on my bookshelves, etc.
FileMaker Pro 16 is not compatible with MacOS 15, and upgrading to FileMaker's subscription service is not feasible just so I can access these 2 databases and update them.
