Library
Scan folders. Track missing files. Browse albums, artists, and tracks. Search real paths when you need to.
- Local SQLite library
- MP3, FLAC, WAV, M4A, AAC, OGG, Opus, AIFF
- Scans read files; they do not rewrite them
No cloud. No cleanup theater.
BlackFlag Audio
A Windows app for people with actual music folders. Scan the library. Find the duplicates. Fix the tags. Cache the art. Nothing moves or writes unless you tell it to.
Inside the app
The boring parts of owning music, handled properly.
Duplicates
Review exact and likely matches, pick the keeper, save notes, and ignore the weird edge cases.
- SHA-256 checks for exact duplicates
- Quarantine with restore support
- No mystery bulk delete button
Tags / art
Preview tag changes. Pull cover art by request. Cache it under app data instead of stuffing it into files.
- MP3 and FLAC writes only
- Backups before writes
- No embedded artwork yet
House rules
BlackFlag does not freestyle on your library.
It shows the plan, asks for proof, backs up what it can, and keeps dangerous actions narrow. Your library is not a sandbox.
- No permanent delete
- Cleanup moves eligible files to quarantine under app data.
- No background provider calls
- MusicBrainz and Cover Art Archive run only after you ask.
- No artwork embedding
- Cover art can be cached and planned; embedding is blocked.
- No broad file organization
- The app does not rename, sort, or restructure a music folder.
Private beta
Not polished. Not public. Useful enough to test.
The current build is for disposable folders, edge cases, and people willing to break things on purpose before trusting a real library.
Build
0.2.0-1
Schema
SQLite migration 10
Next work
Manual GUI beta QA