Changelog

1.1.0 · 31 August 2026

Repairing missing tracks, rebuilt. The old version could relink a track where it now sits and nothing else, which is the same single answer Serato’s own Relocate gives you.

• Three ways to repair, chosen by you. Put each file back where your library expects it, relink it where it sits now, or gather them all into one folder.
• Put them back is new and is now the default. It writes nothing to your crates or to Serato’s database at all: the file returns to the path the library already holds, so the entry simply resolves again. It refuses to overwrite anything that has since taken that spot.
• Select all, with a live count of what is selected and a warning when the tracks still unticked are filename-only guesses.
• The search asks first, and names the folders it is about to read. It reads your music folder first and only widens to the rest of the drive if something is still unaccounted for, which is much faster on a large disk.
• Folders Windows refuses are now counted and reported rather than silently skipped, so a search that could not reach half a drive no longer looks like one that found nothing.
• Failures say why in plain words. Ransomware protection guarding your Music folder, or a file Serato still has open, instead of a Windows error number.
• Library Health is diagnosis only, and free end to end. The repair button has gone from it, and so has the PRO badge over the score. You can see every problem in your library, in full, before deciding whether fixing it is worth paying for.

1.0.0 · 28 August 2026

First public release.

• Folder to crate sync, sub-folders included, with a plan shown before anything is written
• Watched folders, so new music lands in the right crate on its own
• Duplicate finder grouped by certainty, with the copy holding your cue points kept by default
• Missing file repair: relink tracks that moved or were renamed, tell unplugged drives from deleted files
• Bulk tag editor for artist, title, album, grouping, genre, BPM and year
• Safe rename: the file, Serato’s database and every crate updated together
• Smart crates from rules
• Library health score with the worst problems listed first
• Playlist import and export for rekordbox, Traktor, VirtualDJ and Apple Music
• Timestamped crate backups before every write, restorable in one click
• Refuses to write while Serato is running

How this app treats your library

Stated plainly, because you should not have to take a new tool on trust.

• Nothing leaves your computer. The app does not upload your library, your filenames or your listening history. A licence check is the only thing that touches the internet, and the free features do not need it.
• Crate syncing never writes to your audio files. It writes crate files, and that is all.
• Two features do write to your files, the tag editor and the rename tool. Both say so before they run, both show you every change first, and both back up first.
• Every write is preceded by a backup, zipped and timestamped, so a later backup can never overwrite an earlier one.
• It will not run while Serato is open, because Serato writes over anything changed underneath it.
• No AI is involved in deciding anything. Duplicate matching is deterministic: byte comparison, then tags, then filenames. You can see which rule caught each pair.

Getting help

Support is through the contact page. Bugs get a reply and a fix, not a ticket number and silence. If a release ever breaks something for you, the previous version stays available.

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