NeoFinder 9.3
NeoFinder is a digital asset management and disk cataloging application for Mac from developer Norbert M. Doerner, formerly known as CDFinder and marking 30 years of continuous development. Version 9.3 adds VisionaryAI Tagger support, a new Sharing Menu, Catalog Affinity (.af) functionality, and XiNET WebNative DAM support, and the app catalogs virtually any storage type with full Adobe XMP metadata editing and network-wide catalog sharing.
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About NeoFinder 9.3 for Mac
NeoFinder is a digital asset management and disk cataloging application for macOS developed by Norbert M. Doerner, originally launched in 1995 under the name CDFinder and now celebrating 30 years of continuous development. NeoFinder 9.3 requires macOS 10.15 Catalina or newer, including full support for macOS 26 Tahoe, and runs natively on Intel and Apple Silicon (M1 through M4) Macs — notably, it's officially confirmed as the last version to support macOS 10.15 Catalina going forward. Released as part of the app's 30-year anniversary milestone, version 9.3 adds a new Sharing Menu, VisionaryAI Tagger support, Catalog Affinity (".af") functionality, XiNET WebNative DAM support, and general bug fixes. What has kept NeoFinder relevant across three decades is its core mission: creating searchable, browsable catalogs of every disk, drive, and volume a user owns, so files can be found instantly without physically plugging in the original media. It catalogs virtually any storage type — internal and external hard disks, SSDs, server volumes (AFP, SMB, NAS, FTP), Backblaze B2, Dropbox, Blu-rays, LTO tapes, USB sticks, DVD-ROMs, and Audio-CDs — building a full inventory of files, folders, and metadata, complete with thumbnails for photos, songs, video files, and documents. Built on Spotlight integration, Metal graphics, and native Apple Silicon support, NeoFinder also includes a full Adobe XMP metadata editor for adding ratings, hierarchical keywords, descriptions, and location data to photos and videos, with network-wide catalog sharing for teams working across a shared file server or NAS.