When we moved, I kind of dumped all of my music and PC game CDs into cardboard boxes labeled "Stuff". Now, whenever I need to find a particular disk, it ends up taking the better part of an afternoon hunting through boxes marked "Stuff" for that one game that I was absolutely sure I used to have.

The truth is, I'm really not sure what I have, because everything is packed away so haphazardly.

If I could go back in time to warn myself, I would have told me to go get a copy of Camel Disc Catalog, and I would have never written the above paragraph. Whoa, paradox.

Camel Disc Catalog creates a database of all of your optical disks - PC games, DVDs, music CDs - and helps you keep organized. Populating the database is as simple as feeding the disks into your optical drive. Camel Disc Catalog reads each disk, indexes its contents, and allows you to set a category for it and specify where you keep it (like a box labeled "Music I" or "Games that Won't Run on My PC"). You can even import cover art directly from the Internet!

Searching for a disk is a snap with Camel Disc Catalog. You can browse by category, or just perform a keyword search. In just moments, Camel Disc Catalog shows you the matching disks, allowing you to glean the disk's location from the comments that you wrote for it. A convenient 'Loan' option lets you track what your friends have borrowed from you.

With support for database compression and automatic database backup, Camel Disc Catalog is just what you need to get a grip on your optical media storage situation!