DiscCrypt
Your Blu-ray, DVD and 4K collection in your pocket, so you never buy a film twice.
DiscCrypt keeps a list of the discs you own — movies, box sets and TV seasons — and answers one question in the shop, in a second: do I already own this? Point the camera at a barcode or a cover and it tells you, with the format and edition you have. It works with no account and no connection: your collection lives on your own device.
What it does
- Scans a barcode and answers You own this, You own it on another format, or Not in your collection.
- Reads a cover or a shelf photo when there is no barcode to scan, and marks which spines are already yours.
- Holds the details: format, edition, box sets, how much you paid and where, who you lent it to, your rating and when you last watched it.
- Brings in a spreadsheet of a collection you already keep, and keeps backups you can restore.
Keeping your devices in step
If you use DiscCrypt on more than one device, it can keep them in step through storage you already have: OneDrive, Dropbox, Google Drive or iCloud Drive. You choose one and sign in to it yourself, and your collection is kept in a folder belonging to the app in your own account.
With Google Drive, DiscCrypt asks for the narrowest access Google offers: the files DiscCrypt itself creates, kept in a hidden folder of its own. It cannot see anything else in your Drive.
Your data
There is no DiscCrypt server and no DiscCrypt account. Nothing in your collection is sent to the developer. The details are in the privacy policy.