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The Open-Source
Media Asset Management Platform
WrangleBot is a free, open source & distributed media asset management platform. Offload and transcode your media with ease. Distribute meta data to your team around the world.
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WrangleBot is made & hosted in the European Union 🇪🇺
Copy and verify your media assets
Offload Utility Tool
  • Offload your media assets to multiple locations at once
  • Verify the integrity of your media files with xxHash64 checksums.
  • Design your own custom offload workflows
  • Control locally or remotely using the web interface
Catalog and search your media assets
Media Asset Management
  • Inspect and customize the metadata of all your assets.
  • Search for media by metadata, filename, or checksum.
  • Generate beautiful reports and export your metadata to collaborative documents.
  • Compatible with the majority of video, image, and audio formats, such as ProRes, AVCHD, AVCI, DNxHD, H264, H265, png, jpeg, bmp, tiff and many more.
  • Support for basic metadata for RAW codecs like Sony XOCN, Canon RAW, BRAW, and ARRI RAW.
Convert and share your media assets
Transcoding
  • Export to a wide range of formats, including ProRes, DNxHD and H264
  • More than 110 transformations LUTs pre-packaged for download
  • Support for custom LUTs. Easy drag and drop installation.
Shape the future of media asset management
Open Source
  • WrangleBot is free, open-source and cross-platform (ready).
  • REST API and NodeJS API for one-line integration with other applications.
  • Extend WrangleBot with your own plugins and tools with the REST API and SDK.
  • The engine is written in Typescript (NodeJS)
  • Inviting contributors to shape the future of media asset management.

  • The Open-Source Media Asset Management Platform that ingests, organizes, and tags your digital assets – powered by AI.

    Developed & Maintained by

    Axel Rothe

    Plautstrasse 27
    DE-04179 Leipzig

CRL – Dynamic Content Rendering developed by Axel Rothe