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Local Media Administrator
Turn local video folders into a visual library
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Turn local video folders into a visual library
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Local Media Administrator turns existing video folders into a visual library for Windows without moving or uploading the original files. Browse and play videos, add favorites and tags, build playlists with playback queues, and switch to a vertical short-form view. It runs locally on your PC through a browser interface. Lite is free for up to 300 videos, 20 tags, and 3 playlists; Pro is a $19.99 one-time purchase. No remote streaming or transcoding.
Hi Product Hunt — I’m the developer of Local Media Administrator.
I built LMA because once a personal video collection grows beyond a few folders, filenames and File Explorer stop being a practical way to browse it.
LMA works with the video folders you already use. The original files stay in place while the app builds a local visual library where you can browse, play, favorite, tag, create playlists, and use a vertical short-form view.
The launch demo shows the complete workflow in 68 seconds. I have also tested the app on a separate Windows PC with a library of around 20,000 videos.
The current scope is deliberately specific: Windows 10/11, local use, and no remote streaming or transcoding. Lite is free for up to 300 videos, 20 tags, and 3 playlists; Pro is a $19.99 one-time purchase.
I’d especially like feedback on one thing: does the folder-to-library workflow feel immediately clear, or is there a step that needs more explanation?