What's shipped and what's planned

Pick from 130+ consoles and scan each folder for its accepted file types and BIOS files.

Name and size lookup first, then CRC32, MD5 and SHA1. Multi-disc games merge through cue sheets and .m3u playlists.

Developer, publisher, genre, players and 23 artwork types from ScreenScraper, in your preferred region.

Community ratings out of 100, with filters by genre, players, rating and status.

Hardcore and softcore unlocks, points and rarity, with a nightly hash index and unlocks synced every 15 minutes.

Pick a folder structure per console: Open PS2 Loader, one folder per game, RetroArch, or keep the structure you already have.

Writes loader configs and art, renames files and builds .m3u playlists for the consoles that need them.

Chunked uploads from each console’s shelf, placed where the console’s layout expects them.

Samba (SMBv1 to SMB3) and vsftpd serve the library to consoles and loaders.

Repair logs, calibration notes and compatibility matrices by console, with the last 20 revisions kept.

Five color schemes that recolor the interface and logo, plus optional CRT scanlines.

Scans, hashing, artwork and syncs run on their own queues and update the page live.

A first-run setup where you choose your username and password and set up the basics of the interface. After that, sign in with username or email.

Web app, MariaDB, Samba and vsftpd, started with a single script.

Convert disc images between CHD, CSO, ZSO, ECM, VCD, RVZ, WBFS and ISO using chdman, maxcso, ecm, cue2pops and nodtool. Options to verify the checksum after writing and keep the source file, with a conversion queue.

Copy games to a USB drive or SD card from the interface, or send them over SMB or FTP to consoles that support it.