ScrapeCheck

Catch naming conflicts and metadata mismatches before your media library gets scraped

Problem

People organizing local movies and TV shows rely on scrapers to fill in posters, plots, and cast, but non-standard filenames, duplicate titles, multiple versions, and collections often cause the wrong match, forcing them to hunt through a huge library to fix it later. Domestic and overseas tools each have gaps, so users keep trying new ones.

Solution

A validation layer over scraping: scan the library and compare against scraper sources, flag low-confidence matches, title conflicts, season/episode misalignment, and missing artwork, then suggest batch rename plans with a preview. Works with common media library layouts.

Users

NAS owners and home-theater enthusiasts with large local media collections

MVP

Scan directories and parse filenames; query public scraper sources for candidates; flag low-confidence and conflicting items; batch rename preview and export; generate an issue report

Revenue

Free single-library scan; Pro one-time purchase for multiple libraries, batch fixes, and scheduled health checks

Why now

Local media libraries keep growing while scrapers only fetch, never verify, and this QA step has no dedicated tool