Look before you download
Review a source’s catalogue, narrow it down, and choose the items you actually want. A source is not an instruction to download everything.
Mosaic · A home for your media
Your collection.
All together now.
Bring local files and online sources into a media library that remembers where everything belongs.
MosaicYour library
A few favourites
Search your collectionSunday by the seaPersonal collection
Field recordingsPersonal collection
The long way homePersonal collection
Little discoveriesPersonal collection
A little more collected
More than a pile of files.
For the clips, collections and curious little finds you want to come back to. Mosaic connects your files with their sources, descriptions and collections, so your archive can make sense long after the download.
Made for the way you keep things.
A library with a memory
Keep source context, descriptions, artwork and file locations with your media. Use grid or list views to browse in the way that suits the collection.
Find the thing you remember
Search titles and metadata, filter by source or type, and bring related items into collections. A filename does not have to tell the whole story.
Transfers you can follow
Keep an eye on queued and active downloads. See which items need attention and retry affected work without starting the entire collection again.
Bring your own folders
Catalogue media you already have. Importing a catalogue entry does not mean moving or deleting your original file.
Storage on your terms
Choose a local or connected external destination. A cloud-synced folder can hand finished files to your sync client; it is not direct-to-cloud capture.
Connections, with context
Your files. Your sources.
Local folders, VK, Telegram and public Bunkr sources. Availability varies by source, account access and provider changes. Mosaic does not bypass access restrictions.
A source that opens in a browser may still need authentication or a supported download method. Review permissions and source availability before planning a large batch.
Connection troubleshooting ↗A proper place to begin.