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A native macOS application designed to verify which files have been archived by Archiware P5. Simple drag-and-drop interface to check folders against your P5 Archive with detailed reporting.

The app leverages the Archiware nsdchat command-line interface to query archive status, making it ideal for environments where direct CLI access to the P5 server is available.

A native macOS application designed to query current and recent archives via the P5 REST API. Monitor archive job status, view pool usage, and maintain historical records of archive operations.

Uses the Archiware P5 REST API endpoint /rest/v1/archive/overview to retrieve archive job data, making it accessible from any machine on the network without requiring CLI installation.

A native macOS application for browsing and searching P5 Archive Index inventory. Navigate through archived directories with a familiar file browser interface and maintain a local SQLite database for fast offline searching.

Uses the P5 REST API endpoint /rest/v1/archive/indexes/{index}/inventory/{path} to browse archive contents. Features breadcrumb navigation, double-click to drill down into folders, and comprehensive search functionality.

A native SwiftUI application that reads the Archiware P5 resources.db database and exports archive job data to CSV. Features a full dashboard with sidebar query browser, results table, progress reporting, and a filterable log viewer.

Ships with 13 analytical queries covering throughput analysis, storage growth trends, tape utilization, size distribution, and stale job detection. Add custom SQL queries with the {{MIN_SIZE_KB}} placeholder for configurable size thresholds.

A lightweight menu bar companion that provides the same export engine as the windowed app, accessible from an always-visible archive box icon. No Dock presence — click the icon to open a popover with status, one-click exports, and inline settings.

Shares the same P5ExportCore library and settings as the full Mac app. Add it to Login Items for unattended, always-on scheduling on your P5 server.

P5 Health Check provides quick operational visibility into one or more P5 servers. It includes a full Mac app (P5Window), a menu bar monitor (P5MenuBar), an iPhone companion app (P5iPhone), and a CLI script (p5_health_check.sh) for terminal automation.

The tools surface actionable signals including server uptime, drive cleaning requirements, warning/error jobs, and tape mode pressure across Appendable, Readonly, and Full volumes.

A small macOS SwiftUI drag-and-drop tool for converting Final Cut Pro .fcpxmld bundles into renamed .fcpxml output. The app wraps the bundled shell script find-all-FCPXMLD-convert-count-move.sh.

Drop one or more folders or bundles, choose output mode, and monitor progress in a live in-app log.

Load an existing MHL (Media Hash List) file and verify that media files still match the recorded hashes. Works with MHL manifests from any compatible tool — Drop Verify, CopyTrust, Silverstack, OffShoot, ShotPut Pro, or YoYotta.

Use MHL Verify to re-check copies on another drive or machine, confirm archived or handed-off media still matches the original manifest, or validate MHLs received from external teams and facilities.

A lightweight macOS app for one-folder trust reporting. Drag in a folder and generate an MHL manifest, contact sheet PDF with thumbnails and camera data, and an EXIF metadata CSV — all in one step.

Artifacts are written to a Drop Verify_Receipts/ folder inside the dropped folder, with an optional export to a separate location. Only media files are hashed; hidden files and system artifacts are excluded by default.

A full camera card ingest system with multi-source, multi-destination copy and verification. CopyTrust detects camera cards, copies media to multiple destinations simultaneously, verifies every byte with xxHash64, and generates MHL manifests, contact sheet PDFs, and session receipts.

Features a Volume Browser for discovering mounted drives, camera cards, and network shares. Per-destination preflight checks validate free space, write permissions, and reachability before copying begins. Four-phase tracking shows progress from scanning through verification.