Video Hub App

What Video Hub App is

Video Hub App is desktop software for cataloging and browsing video collections on Windows, macOS, and Linux. Choose folders from your computer, an external hard drive, or a network drive; the app builds thumbnails, screenshots, and preview clips so you can browse the collection. Search by folder name, file name, tags, fuzzy matching, or regular expressions. You can add tags, ratings, and descriptions, rename files, find duplicates, and create playlists from search results. The app can also let you drag a video into a video editor. It keeps video files unchanged and creates a hub database file and a companion folder for screenshots. Listed formats include AVI, FLV, MKV, MOV, MP4, WebM, and WMV. A local server enables phone or tablet access; while it runs, anyone on the same Wi-Fi network with its address can see hub screenshots. Video Hub App has a free demo capped at 50 videos per hub and an Unlimited plan for $10, paid once, including unlimited videos and free updates for a year. A portable version is available. Creator Boris Yakubchik built the app with Electron and Angular.

Who it suits

Video Hub App suits people who want to search and organize video collections stored across local, external, or network drives. It can also help users who want phone or tablet access to hub screenshots.

Limits

The Free demo is limited to 50 videos per hub. Unlimited costs $10, paid once and includes unlimited videos and free updates for a year.

Getting started

1. Visit videohubapp.com and choose a Windows, macOS, or Linux download.
2. Install the app or use the portable version.
3. Select folders from your computer, external hard drive, or network drive.
4. Begin browsing while the app generates screenshots and other previews.
5. For the full video limit, purchase Unlimited; download links are emailed after purchase.

Verdict

Choose Video Hub App if you want a desktop catalog with detailed search, previews, and organization tools across Windows, macOS, or Linux. The free demo is capped at 50 videos per hub; the Unlimited plan removes that cap for a one-time 10.00 USD payment. Consider the local-server access setting carefully because others on the same Wi-Fi with its address can see hub screenshots while it runs.